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Research: RAMARATNAM, Apollo Hos
Listed in Issue 69
Abstract
RAMARATNAM, Apollo Hospital, Madras, 600006, India, rsridharan@vsnl.com, examines methodological issues that might be encountered in designing and conducting a randomized, controlled trial of the efficacy of yoga in the treatment of epilepsy. The author highlights issues relating to patient selection, randomization, blinding, type of intervention, outcome measures and analysis.
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References
Ramaratnam S. Yoga for epilepsy: methological issues. Seizure 10 (1): 3-6. Jan 2001.
