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                 review,  n =57  and  [Clifford  parallel  one  2004)  [n = 189], Collin 2010  Van  2004  Zajicek  2002  2004  Vaney  [n = 135],  [n = 160],  [n = 522],  [n = 66],  [n = 502],  2004  (Killestein  2009  RCT  (Rog  2004  Zajicek  (n =255),  (n = 20),  placebo-controlled  1981  Martyn  Zajicek  Wade  Rog  2007  Rog  2009

                 the      2004]  (n = 8  double-blind  and  Wade  [n = 339],  RCT  Killestein  2004  2006  2005  2005  [n = 20]),  Randomised  (Centzone  post  RCTs  [n = 160],  RCT (Svendsen  (n =16),  and  experimental  Ellenberger  (n = 16),  (n =24),  (n =502),  (n = 13),  Conte
                 by       [Fox  series  2010)  n = 667  Wade  [n =657],  [n = 37],  [n = 43],  2010  Wade  Freeman  Rog  Zajicek  Svendsen  follow-up  2005  2003  included  and  (n =13),  2002  2005  (n = 189),
                 considered  reported^  Two randomised, double-blind placebo-controlled  (n = 14  case  one  randomised  Collin  (1,  2013  2003  crossover  or  2012  2014  (Kavia  [n = 630],  [n = 224],  [n = 265],  [n = 37],  1994 2002 [n = 16], Collin 2010 [n = 337], Fox 2004  [n = 15]) double-blind controlled trial (Ungerleider 1987  study  label  label  [n =137])  placebo-controlled  2004  Wade  crossover  2002 Killestein  Freeman  Wade  (n = 15)  (n =34),  we  obser


                 evidence  size  study  2004]),  one  n = 337  (1,  RCT Parallel RCT (Collin 2007  Langford Amerongen2014[n = 24],  Zajicek  [n = 279])  Leocani  RCTs  2003  Vaney2004[n = 57],  2012  2010  Greenberg  2002  Fox  Open  Open  2006  [n = 66],  trials:  [n = 630],  2005  2004  trials,  clinical  non-randomised,  in  (RCTs)  RCT:  Ungerleider  (n = 1),  (n = 630),  (n = 57),  (n = 66),  Collin


                 of  sample  crossover  [Vaney  1983]),  group  double-blind  [n = 337],  [n = 160],  2012  (Corey-Bloom  [n = 16],  [n =57])  Double-blind  Zajicek  Zajicek  Collin  Corey-Bloom  [n = 24],  [n = 14],  [n = 13]);  [n = 20]),  (Wade  Double-blind  2005  Double-blind  [n =24])  2003  Brady  Notcutt  the  randomised,  settings.  (n = 9),  1995  2003  2004  2005  (n = 63),
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             of         Cannabinoids  treatment  movement  systematic  case  trials  a  use:  review  meta-analysis  Systematic  efficacy  medical  selected  disorders  systematic  management  quest  the  therapeutic  of  the  and (painful)
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                 ID                2015          2014                    2013
             1          Andrzejewski  2016                                      Zhornitsky  2012  2010
             Table  Review         Whiting       Koppel                  Jawahar       Karst
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