False statement |
Tilur®(Acemetacin) |
As effective as the best, as safe as the |
Leeb et al. Orthopädie 33: 1032–1041, 2004 |
Only comparator to acemetacin was diclofenac which is neither the most effective nor the safest non-steroidal antirheumatic drug |
Exaggeration of efficacy |
Relpax® (Eletriptan) |
Eliminates pain |
Sandrini G et al. Neurology 59:1210–1217, 2002 |
At 24 hours only 24%(40 mg) and 29%(80 mg) of patients treated with eletriptan were pain-free |
Unjustified generalization |
Xefo® (Lornoxicam) |
Safe for heart and circulation |
Tsurko V et al. Ter Arkh 74:63–6, 2002 |
Only blood pressure and heart rate measured. No hard endpoints evaluated |
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Absence of relation |
Duphalac® (Laktulose) |
Fast and permanent effect on constipation |
Ballongue et al. Scand J Gast 32 Suppl. 222: 41–44, 1997 |
Constipation not an outcome of the study. |
Unjustified transfer to humans |
Duspatalin® (Mebeverin) |
Effective in all cases of irritable bowel syndrome |
Boisson J et al. Chir. Digest.16: 289–292, 1987 |
Animal study (pigs) |