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. 2021 Jul 14;8:690995. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2021.690995

Table 2.

Healing rates of duodenal ulcers up to week 4 in the FAS and PPS populations.

Treatment FAS population PPS population
Independent central review Investigator review Independent central review Investigator review
Healing rates
Rabeprazole 10 mg [No.] [(%) (95% CI)] 44 [88.0 (79.0–97.0)] 36 [72.0(59.6–84.5)] 40 [88.9(79.7–99.4)] 34 [75.6(63.0–88.1)]
Anaprazole 20 mg [No. ] [(%) (95% CI)] 40 [85.1(74.9–95.3)] 33 [70.2(57.1–83.3)] 37 [86.0(75.7–96.4)] 31 [72.1(58.7–85.5)]
Anaprazole 40 mg [No. ] [(%) (95% CI)] 42 [87.5(78.1–96.9)] 37 [77.1(65.2–89.0)] 40 [90.9(82.4–99.4)] 35 [79.5(67.6–91.5)]
Difference in healing rate between groups
Anaprazole 20 mg-Rabeprazole 10 mg [% (95% CI)] −2.9 (−16.5–10.7) −1.8 (−19.8–16.3) −2.8 (−16.7–11.0) −3.5 (−21.8–14.9)
Anaprazole 40 mg-Rabeprazole 10 mg [% (95% CI)] −0.5 (−13.5–12.5) 5.1 (−12.2–22.3) 2.0 (−10.5–14.5) 4.0 (−13.4–21.3)
Anaprazole 20 mg-Anaprazole 40 mg [% (95% CI)] 2.4 (−11.4–16.2) 6.9 (−10.8–24.6) 4.9 (−8.5–18.3) 7.5 (−10.5–25.4)

FAS, full analysis set; PPS, per-protocol set; CI, confidence interval. Farrington-Manning analysis was used to assess the differences in healing rates between groups with the 95% confidence interval (95% CI).