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Copyright ©2012 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. May 7, 2012; 18(17): 2067-2075
Published online May 7, 2012. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v18.i17.2067
Table 2 Absolute and relative changes from baseline in the irritable bowel syndrome severity score referring to irritable bowel syndrome type (mean ± SD)
Placebo (n = 25 )
LCR35 (n = 25)
Absolute changesRelative changes (%)Absolute changesRelative changes (%)
IBS with predominance of constipationn = 7n = 4
Post-treatment (V3-V2)-109.4 ± 93.1-41.0 ± 32.7-56.8 ± 43.9-20.5 ± 16.5
End of study (V4-V2)-61.0 ± 96.0-23.5 ± 35.0-27.5 ± 31.6-10.1 ± 11.3
IBS with predominance of diarrhoean = 8n = 7
Post-treatment (V3-V2)-1.9 ± 82.8-3.1 ± 35.6-105.0 ± 128.4-36.6 ± 44.7
End of study (V4-V2)23.9 ± 119.74.9 ± 46.8-54.9 ± 151.7-19.1 ± 53.5
Mixed IBSn = 6n = 11
Post-treatment (V3-V2)-70.0 ± 91.4-31.2 ± 38.8-50.3 ± 99.4-21.8 ± 39.7
End of study (V4-V2)-68.3 ± 110.6-30.7 ± 50.1-53.3 ± 97.4-20.5 ± 39.9
Unsubtyped IBSn = 4n = 3
Post-treatment (V3-V2)-101.8 ± 96.2-46.7 ± 46.7-22.0 ± 99.9-17.4 ± 45.9
End of study (V4-V2)-63.8 ± 97.7-31.3 ± 50.821.3 ± 140.84.3 ± 51.0