Why the study?
Does diflunisal inhibit platelet function and increase fecal blood loss less than aspirin in normal subjects?
Population
Normal subjects
Comparison
Diflunisal 250, 500, or 1,000 mg twice daily for… vs Aspirin 650 or 1,300 mg twice daily, or placebo…
Design
RCT, randomized, double-blind
Follow-up
8-day periods
Authors
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Diflunisal may be preferable to aspirin when minimizing platelet inhibition or GI blood loss; confirms lesser effects in this RCT.
Does diflunisal inhibit platelet function and increase fecal blood loss less than aspirin in normal subjects?
Diflunisal inhibits platelet function and increases fecal blood loss to a lesser extent and for a shorter duration than comparable doses of aspirin.
Green et al. (1983) studied this question.
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