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Chen Lei, Tonkin Andrew·American heart journal
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Reinhart Konrad, Brunkhorst Frank M·The Lancet. Infectious diseases
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Kuhl H·MMW Fortschritte der Medizin
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Badri Sheila M, Adeyemi Oluwatoyin M, Max Blake E, +1 more·AIDS (London, England)
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Pisters Peter W T, Lee Jeffrey E, Vauthey J Nicolas, +1 more·Annals of surgery
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Alikhan R, Cohen A T·The Journal of bone and joint surgery. British volume
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Sánchez Tejero E, Jurado Gámez B, Gónzález Amieva A, +1 more·Medicina clinica
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Brockleburst P·The Journal of pediatrics
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Ness A, Egger M, Smith G D·BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
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Baumann M, Herrmann T, Thames H·Strahlentherapie und Onkologie : Organ der Deutschen Rontgengesellschaft ... [et al]
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Vamvakas E C, Blajchman M A·Transfusion medicine reviews
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Feychting M, Ahlbom A·Cancer causes & control : CCC
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Looney M A, Feltz C J, VanVleet C N·Research quarterly for exercise and sport
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Kay Jeffrey, Kunze Kyle N, Pareek Ayoosh, +3 more·Knee surgery, sports traumatology, arthroscopy : official journal of the ESSKA
A meta-analysis is the quantitative synthesis of data from two or more individual studies and are as a rule an important method of obtaining a more accurate estimate of the direction and magnitude of a treatment effect. However, it is imperative that the meta-analysis be performed with proper, rigorous methodology to e…
Poom Leo, Af Wåhlberg Anders·Research synthesis methods
In meta-analysis, effect sizes often need to be converted into a common metric. For this purpose conversion formulas have been constructed; some are exact, others are approximations whose accuracy has not yet been systematically tested. We performed Monte Carlo simulations where samples with pre-specified population co…
Askie Lisa, Offringa Martin·Seminars in fetal & neonatal medicine
Systematic reviews and meta-analyses are at the top of the 'evidence hierarchy' when assessing the effectiveness of health interventions. As such, they are important sources of synthesized information for decision-makers including consumers, clinicians, funders, payers, regulators, and researchers. The main reasons for…
Freeman Suzanne C·Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.)
Meta-analyses are often conducted using trial-level summary data. However, when individual patient data (IPD ) is available, there is greater flexibility in the analysis and a wider range of statistical models that can be fitted. There are two approaches to fitting IPD models. The traditional two-stage approach involve…
Li Lin, Gao Xiaoping, Liu Jianguo, +1 more·Medicine
OBJECTIVES: To investigate the association between cognitive behavior therapy (CBT) and dizziness. METHODS: The databases including PubMed, Embase, Cochrane Library and Web of science will be searched for randomized controlled trials. Weighted mean difference and 95% confidence interval will be utilized to calculate t…
Roever Leonardo, Biondi-Zoccai Giuseppe·Arquivos brasileiros de cardiologia
Clinical decision-making requires synthesis of evidence from literature reviews focused on a specific theme. Evidence synthesis is performed with qualitative assessments and systematic reviews of randomized clinical trials, typically covering statistical pooling with pairwise meta-analyses. These methods include adjust…
Ueno Taiji, Fastrich Greta M, Murayama Kou·Journal of experimental psychology. General
In recent years an increasing number of articles have employed meta-analysis to integrate effect sizes of researchers' own series of studies within a single article ("internal meta-analysis"). Although this approach has the obvious advantage of obtaining narrower confidence intervals, we show that it could inadvertentl…