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Herold Joerg, Bauersachs Rupert·Journal of thrombosis and haemostasis : JTH
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Wang Laixi, Cheng Fuli·International journal of surgery (London, England)
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Paterson C·Lancet (London, England)
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Messori A, Scroccaro G, Martini N·Annals of internal medicine
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Nyaga Victoria N, Arbyn Marc·Research synthesis methods
We developed metadta, a flexible, robust, and user-friendly statistical procedure that fuses established and innovative statistical methods for meta-analysis, meta-regression, and network meta-analysis of diagnostic test accuracy studies in Stata. Using data from published meta-analyses, we validate metadta by comparin…
Reddy Arjun K, Checketts Jake X, Scott Jared T, +2 more·Injury
Systematic reviews, of level-I primary literature, are the gold standard for the formation of Clinical Practice Guidelines in Orthopaedic Surgery. When systematic reviews have multiple groups of data, meta-analyses can be conducted to analyse the direct comparison of the data points (pairwise meta-analysis). …
Vesterinen H M, Sena E S, Egan K J, +6 more·Journal of neuroscience methods
Meta-analyses of data from human studies are invaluable resources in the life sciences and the methods to conduct these are well documented. Similarly there are a number of benefits in conducting meta-analyses on data from animal studies; they can be used to inform clinical trial design, or to try and explain discrepan…
Lycka B A·International journal of dermatology
Meta-analysis is a relatively new statistical technique that is attracting a great deal of attention in the medical and social science literature. This technique is discussed in terms of its tenants, advantages, rudiments, and controversies.
Xu Yina, Amiche Mohamed Amine, Tadrous Mina·International journal of clinical pharmacy
Network meta-analysis is a new tool used to summarize and compare studies for multiple interventions, irrespective of whether these interventions have been directly evaluated against each other. Network meta-analysis is quickly becoming the standard in conducting therapeutic reviews and clinical guideline development.…
Xu Chang, Niu Yuming, Wu Junyi, +2 more·Journal of evidence-based medicine
OBJECTIVE: To compare and analyze the characteristics and functions of software applications for network meta-analysis (NMA). METHODS: PubMed, EMbase, The Cochrane Library, the official websites of Bayesian inference Using Gibbs Sampling (BUGS), Stata and R, and Google were searched to collect the software and package…
Cox D R·Statistics in medicine
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Laheij R J·JAMA
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Lin Y, Li L·Zhonghua liu xing bing xue za zhi = Zhonghua liuxingbingxue zazhi
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Coste J, Bouyer J, Job-Spira N·Fertility and sterility
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Helfand M·Medical decision making : an international journal of the Society for Medical Decision Making
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Olson R K, Heater B S, Becker A M·The Kansas nurse
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Smith M C, Stullenbarger E·Nursing science quarterly
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Rosales Roberto S, Ruettermann Mike·The Journal of hand surgery, European volume
Meta-analysis (MA) is a fundamental statistical tool for combining the results of different studies to obtain potentially high-level evidence that can be implemented in clinical practice. Although its use in clinical research is increasing, MAs are still relatively rare in hand surgery. Therefore, it should be importan…
Brignardello-Petersen Romina, Guyatt Gordon H·American journal of epidemiology
Network meta-analysis (NMA), a statistical technique that allows systematic reviewers to simultaneously compare more than 2 alternatives, makes use of indirect evidence from studies comparing interventions of interest to a common comparator. The capacity for multiple simultaneous comparisons makes NMA appealing for evi…
Berghella Vincenzo·American journal of obstetrics and gynecology
After 17 years of collaborative research, a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials on cerclage for singleton gestations with a prior spontaneous preterm birth and with a short transvaginal ultrasound cervical length <25mm before 24 weeks led to new clinical recommendations worldwide. This is an example of the po…