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. 2018 Jul 2;2018:4127303. doi: 10.1155/2018/4127303

Table 1.

Background and number of acne patients.

Control group KRT group Sum of the groups
Assigned number 31 33 64

FAS/SES number 29 29 58

PPS number
 Entry 28 24 52
 2nd week 24 23 47
 4th week 20 22 42
 8th week 21 19 40
 12th week 16 14 30

Age (year) 24.0±9.0 24.3±5.9 24.1±7.7

Gender M/F 12 / 16 9 / 15 21 / 31

Disease duration (year) 5.2±7.9 3.2±2.9 4.3±6.2

Severity poluration at entry (%)
 Mild 6 (21.4%) 3 (12.5%) 9 (17.3%)
 Moderate 19 (67.9%) 18 (75.0%) 37 (71.2%)
 Severe 2 (7.1%) 3 (12.5%) 5 (9.6%)
 Very severe 1 (3.6%) 0 1 (1.9%)

Number of rash at entry
 Total rash 33.7±28.8 26.2±19.9 30.2±25.1
 Inflammatory rash 14.6±22.3 12.5±9.9 13.7±17.6
 Non-inflammatory rash 19.0±21.1 13.7±16.5 16.6±19.1

Patients were randomized into the conventional treatment group (control group) or the conventional treatment and Keigairengyoto group (KRT group), and they were treated for 12 weeks. Data on age, disease duration, and amount of acne at entry are shown as the mean ± standard deviation.

FAS, full analysis set; SES, safety evaluation set; PPS, per protocol set.