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The text boxes can be modified by clicking on them.\nAssessed for eligibility\n(n = …)\nEnrollment\nRandomized (n = …)\nExcluded (n = …)\nNot meeting inclusion criteria\n(n = …)\nRefused to participate\n(n = …)\nOther reasons (n = …)\nFollow up\nAnalyzed (n = …)\nExcluded from analysis\n(n = …) (give reasons)\nAnalyzed (n = …)\nExcluded from analysis\n(n = …) (give reasons)\nAnalysis\nLost to follow up\n(n = …) (give reasons)\nDiscontinued intervention (n = …) (give reasons)\nLost to follow up\n(n = …) (give reasons)\nDiscontinued intervention (n = …) (give reasons)\nAllocated to intervention\n(n = …)\nReceived allocated intervention (n = …)\nDid not receive allocated intervention (n = …)\n(give reasons)\nAllocation\nAllocated to intervention\n(n = …)\nReceived allocated intervention (n = …)\nDid not receive allocated intervention (n = …)\n(give reasons)","cbCaitBpXigT84OH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitBpXigT84OH","doc",30208,"English","# CONSORT Diagram\n## Participant Flow Through Trial Stages\n### Assessed for eligibility\n### Enrollment\n### Randomized\n### Excluded\n### Analysis\n### Follow up","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of a CONSORT diagram?\",\"answer\":\"A CONSORT diagram visually represents the flow of participants through each stage of a randomized trial, detailing enrollment, randomization, follow-up, and analysis numbers.\"},{\"question\":\"What kind of information can be modified in the template?\",\"answer\":\"The text boxes in the template can be modified by clicking on them, allowing users to input specific participant numbers (n=...) for each stage of the trial.\"},{\"question\":\"What are common reasons for participant exclusion or discontinuation mentioned in the diagram?\",\"answer\":\"Common reasons include not meeting inclusion criteria, refusal to participate, other reasons, loss to follow-up, and discontinuation of the intervention.\"}]","CONSORT Diagram Template | DOC",1788139567]