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Sichuan Mental Health ; (6): 202-207, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-987517

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The purpose of the paper was to introduce the methods for the homogeneity test of odds ratio of a special multiway table (i.e g×2×2 table) and its SAS implementation. In the FREQ procedure of SAS/STAT, five approches for the homogeneity tests of odds ratio were introduced in detail. They were "Breslow-Day test""Breslow-Day-Tarone test""Q test""I2 measurement statistic and its uncertainty limit" and "Zelen΄s exact test". In addition, the approaches for "the homogeneity tests of the relative risk and the difference of the risk rate" were also introduced. Combining two examples, the article introduced the concrete content of the homogeneity test for the odds ratio based on SAS software, explained the output results, and concluded the statistical and professional conclusions.

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Chinese Journal of New Drugs and Clinical Remedies ; (12): 387-394, 2003.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-410104

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AIM: To analyse quantitatively the interactions among ethanol, chloral hydrate and naloxone with isobologram, Q-test and multiple logistic regression methods. METHODS: The hypnotic effects of the three drugs on Kunming mice were observed. In two drugs interaction study, chloral hydrate and ethanol were given at different ratios (25∶75, 50∶50, 78∶22 and 80∶20). In three drugs interactions study, 15 min after treatment of naloxone at fixed dose (0.5 mg*kg-1 and 0.2 mg*kg-1) the mixture of chloral hydrate and ethanol (at 1∶1 and 1∶3 ratio) was given to induce sleep. The ED50 for hypnotic action (righting reflex loss) of chloral hydrate, ethanol, naloxone and their mixtures were calculated by use of isobologram, interaction Q-index test and multivariate logistic regression analysis. RESULTS: The mixtures of ethanol and chloral hydrate in all ratios revealed partial but significant synergism. But in addition with naloxone the three agents showed different natures of interactions according to different naloxone levels. CONCLUSION: There are synergistic interactions in hypnotic ED50s between ethanol and chloral hydrate at different ratios and antagonistic interaction in adding a fixed dose of naloxone. The results coincide with the pharmacologistic mechanism discussed in this paper.

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