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Fig 1.

Process of screening edaravone for adverse events associated with different routes of administration from the US Food and Drug Administration adverse event reporting database.

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Table 1.

clinical characteristics of patients with adverse events under different administration routes of Edaravone.

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Table 2.

the two-by-two contingency table.

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Table 3.

AE signal intensity for oral administration.

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Table 4.

AE signal intensity for intravenous administration.

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Fig 2.

Analysis of differential risk signals for different administration routes of Edaravone.

(A)CI, confidence interval;(B)ROR, reporting odds ratio; (C)a, number of cases with suspected AEs associated with the target drug.

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Fig 3.

The induction time of adverse reactions associated with different routes of administration.

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Table 5.

The analysis of the onset time of priority signals for intravenous injection and oral administration.

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