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Table I
Relationship between pain improvement and the use of propofol with or without midazolam and the use of midazolam with or without propofol during sedation at one week postarthrocentesis.
| Propofol use | Midazolam use | Pain improvement one week | Total | P | |
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| Yes | No | ||||
| Yes | Yes | 31 (66%) | 16(34%) | 47 (100%) | 0.025 |
| No | 11(100%) | 0 | 11 (100%) | ||
| Total | 42 (72.4%) | 16(27.6%) | 58 (100%) | ||
| Midazolam use | Propofol use | Pain improvement one week | Total | P | |
| Yes | No | ||||
| Yes | Yes | 31 (66%) | 16 (34%) | 47 (100%) | 0.822 |
| No | 30(69.8%) | 13 (30.2%) | 43 (100%) | ||
| Total | 61 (67.8%) | 29 (32.2%) | 90 (100%) | ||
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