Table 4 |
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Differences in relative improvement* effects toward the healthy population's mean value between the oral B12 treatment and placebo group (RΔ%) at 1 and 4 months |
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Relative improvement effect towards healthy population's mean value |
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Biological marker |
1 month RΔ% (CI95%; p-value) |
4 months RΔ% (CI95%; p-value) |
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MMA (μmol/l) Reduction |
48.7% (CI95% 29.0:68.3; p < 0.001) |
0.2% (CI95% -17.8:18.3; p = 0.979) |
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Serum cobalamin (pM/l) Increase |
26.9% (CI95% 13.9:39.8; p < 0.001) |
14.1% (CI95% -3.1:31.3; p = 0.105) |
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Hcys (μmol/l) Reduction |
1.8% (CI95% -16.4:20.0; p = 0.844) |
6.7% (CI95% -11.3:24.7; p = 0.455) |
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* Improvement from baseline compared to what would have been expected had the values become normal (MMA = 0.17 μmol/l, vitamin B12 = 375 pM/l, and Hcys = 10.2 μmol/l). |
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Favrat et al. BMC Family Practice 2011 12:2 doi:10.1186/1471-2296-12-2 |
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