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Question:
Setting:
Bibliography:
Certainty assessment№ of patientsEffectCertaintyImportance
№ of studiesStudy designRisk of biasInconsistencyIndirectnessImprecisionOther considerationsmineralokortikoidide antagonistimitteRelative
(95% CI)
Absolute
(95% CI)
kardiovaskulaarsuremus (follow-up: mean 15 months)
61,2,3,4,5,6,7,a
randomised trials
serious8,b
not serious
not serious
not serious
none
788/5820 (13.5%)
998/5850 (17.1%)
RR 0.79
(0.73 to 0.86)
36 fewer per 1,000
(from 46 fewer to 24 fewer)

Moderate
KRIITILINE
üldsuremus (follow-up: mean 15 months)
81,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,a
randomised trials
seriousc
not serious
not serious
not serious
none
950/5932 (16.0%)
1177/5960 (19.7%)
RR 0.81
(0.75 to 0.87)
38 fewer per 1,000
(from 49 fewer to 26 fewer)

Moderate
KRIITILINE
hospitaliseerimine kardiovaskulaarhaiguste tõttu (follow-up: mean 15 months)
71,2,3,4,5,6,10,11,a
randomised trials
seriousd
seriouse
not serious
not serious
none
1192/5862 (20.3%)
1443/5892 (24.5%)
RR 0.76
(0.64 to 0.90)
59 fewer per 1,000
(from 88 fewer to 24 fewer)

Low
KRIITILINE
Füüsiline võimekud (VO2 max) (follow-up: mean 12 months; assessed with: ml/min/kg)
110
randomised trials
seriousf
not serious
not serious
not serious
none
Maksimaalne hapnikutarbimine kasvas 50 mg spiroonolaktooni tarvitanutel , samal ajal kui kontrollrühmas see vähenes (17.7 +/- 5.2 -> 18.5 +/- 5.9 ml/min/kg vs. 19.1 +/- 5.6 -> 17.9 +/- 5.3 ml/min/kg; p = 0.01).

Moderate
KRIITILINE
hüperkaleemia (follow-up: mean 15 months)
111,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,13,a
randomised trials
seriousg
not serious
not serious
not serious
none
293/6135 (4.8%)
143/6159 (2.3%)
RR 2.01
(1.65 to 2.45)
23 more per 1,000
(from 15 more to 34 more)

Moderate
KRIITILINE
günekomastia (selektiivsed ja mitteselektivsed MRAd) (follow-up: mean 15 months)
81,3,5,6,9,10,14,15,16,a
randomised trials
serioush
not serious
seriousi
not serious
none
120/3205 (3.7%)
15/3227 (0.5%)
RR 7.37
(4.42 to 12.30)
30 more per 1,000
(from 16 more to 53 more)

Low
KRIITILINE
günekomastia (mitteselektiivsed MRAd) (follow-up: mean 15 months)
31,2,4,17,a
randomised trials
seriousj
not serious
seriousi
serious18,19,k
none
23/4708 (0.5%)
31/4709 (0.7%)
RR 0.74
(0.43 to 1.27)
2 fewer per 1,000
(from 4 fewer to 2 more)

Very low
KRIITILINE

CI: confidence interval; RR: risk ratio

Explanations

a. Berbenetz et al 2016 metaanalüüs
b. Akbulut 2003 ja Pitt 2013 uuringutes esineb potentsiaalne nihke risk uuritavate rühmadesse jaotamise puuduliku kirjelduse ning Akbulut 2003 ja Vizzardi 2014 uuringutes ühekordse pimendamise tõttu
c. Akbulut 2003, Cicora 2002 ja Pitt 2013 uuringutes esineb potentsiaalne nihke risk uuritavate rühmadesse jaotamise puuduliku kirjelduse ning Akbulut 2003 ja Vizzardi 2014 uuringutes ühekordse pimendamise tõttu
d. Cicora 2002, Chan 2007 ja Pitt 2013 uuringutes esineb potentsiaalne nihke risk uuritavate rühmadesse jaotamise puuduliku kirjelduse ning Vizzardi 2014 uuringus ühekordse pimendamise tõttu
e. tulemuste suur heterogeensus I-ruut 68%
f. potentsiaalne nihke risk uuritavate rühmadesse jaotamise puuduliku kirjelduse tõttu
g. Akbulut 2003, Cicora 2002, Chan 2007 ja Pitt 2013 uuringutes esineb potentsiaalne nihke risk uuritavate rühmadesse jaotamise puuduliku kirjelduse ning Akbulut 2003 ja Vizzardi 2014 uuringutes ühekordse pimendamise tõttu
h. Cicora 2002 ja Edwards 2009 uuringutes esineb potentsiaalne nihke risk uuritavate rühmadesse jaotamise puuduliku kirjelduse tõttu; Edwards 2009 uuringus esineb potentsiaalne nihke risk sest ei kasutatud intention to treat analüüsi, ja Vizzardi 2014 uuringus on potentsiaalne nihke risk ühekordse pimendamise tõttu.
i. metaanalüüsis olid koos nii vähenenud kui säilunud väljtutusfraktsiooniga patsiendid
j. Deswal 2011 uuringutes esineb potentsiaalne nihke risk sest ei kasutatud intention to treat analüüsi
k. usaldusvahemik läbib väärtust 1 - puudub kliiniliselt oluline mõju

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