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. 2014 Oct 19;9(5):285–290. doi: 10.5114/pg.2014.46164

Table I.

Results of the study for study arm and placebo arm

Variable Study arm Placebo arm OR 95% CI Value of p
Patients who qualified for the study, n 139 139
Patients who completed the study, n 22 25
Diarrhoea occurrence (development of disease after first symptoms and treatment) (%) 9 36 0.18 0.03–0.94 0.041
≥ 3 stools a day (%) 4.5 28 0.12 0.01–1.09 0.0516
Subjective impression of symptoms negatively impairing the trip (%) 91 98 4.71 0.88–25.22 0.0786
Medical help sought for diarrhoea symptoms (%) 4.5 8 0.22 0.02–2.03 1.00
Subjective impression of medication being efficacious (%) 72.7 32 5.67 1.61–19.97 0.0084
Subjective impression of presence of mucus, pus, or blood in stool (%) 4.5 12 0.35 0.03–3.63 0.6115
T > 37°C (%) 13.5 12 1.16 0.21–6.43 1.00
Symptoms after return home (%) 4.5 16 0.25 0.03–2.43 0.3525
Subjective impression of symptoms negatively impairing the trip – mild degree (%) 4.5 24 0.15 0.02–1.37 0.102
Subjective impression of symptoms negatively impairing the trip – severe degree (%) 4.5 8 0.55 0.05–6.49 1.00