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Figure 116


Figure Relative efficacy of doxycycline vs parenteral treatment

Relative efficacy of doxycycline vs parenteral treatment (ratio of response rate to doxycycline to response rate to parenteral penicillin or ceftriaxone; RR of 1.0 indicating identical response rates with the agents being compared) in eight studies, and in aggregate. Responses in most studies were judged clinically; in study 6, CSF criteria were used as well. For summed data, RR is 0.986 (95% CIs 0.948 to 1.025). Additional analyses of doxycycline vs parenteral penicillin or ceftriaxone individually and of parenteral penicillin vs ceftriaxone similarly showed no significant differences. Key to studies: #127; #219; #315; #434; #514; #620; #733; #835.





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