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Bai Yu, Zhaoshen Li·The American journal of gastroenterology
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Egger M, Smith G D, Phillips A N·BMJ (Clinical research ed.)
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Lumley T, Keech A·Lancet (London, England)
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Panda Aditya K·Accountability in research
This letter addresses the significance of conducting and reporting systematic reviews and meta-analyses using the appropriate methods. It also highlights the importance of implementing the latest guidelines of the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA)-2020, which ensures the mainte…
Murad Mohammed, Duggal Monty S·The journal of evidence-based dental practice
ARTICLE TITLE AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION: Báez, Viviana; Corcos, Lorena; Morgillo, Florencia; Imperatrice, Lorena; Gualtieri, Ariel Félix (2022). Meta-analysis of regenerative endodontics outcomes with antibiotics pastes and calcium hydroxide. The apex of the iceberg. J Oral Biol Craniofac Res 12(1): 90-98…
Parekh Krupa, Watkins Claire·Journal of comparative effectiveness research
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Zhang Xiang, Liu Hao·International orthopaedics
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Kronthaler David, Held Leonhard·Biometrics
Statistical inference about the average effect in random-effects meta-analysis has been considered insufficient in the presence of substantial between-study heterogeneity. Predictive distributions are well suited for quantifying heterogeneity since they are interpretable on the effect scale and provide clinically relev…
Zaccagnini Marco, Li Jie·Respiratory care
Evidence-based practice relies on using research evidence to guide clinical decision-making. However, staying current with all published research can be challenging. Many clinicians use review articles that apply predefined methods to locate, identify, and summarize all available evidence on a topic to guide clinical d…
Shokraneh Farhad, Adams Clive E·F1000Research
We present use of a simple formula to calculate the number of pairwise comparisons of interventions within a single trial or network meta-analyses. We used the data from our previous network meta-analysis to build a study-based register and enumerated the direct pairwise comparisons from the trials therein. We then com…
Krause Merton S·Psychotherapy research : journal of the Society for Psychotherapy Research
The more two treatments' outcome distributions overlap, the more ambiguity there is about which would be better for some clients. Effect size and t-statistics ignore this ambiguity by indicating nothing about the contrasted treatments' outcome ranges, although the wider these are the smaller are these statistics and th…
Waldron Levi, Riester Markus·Methods in molecular biology (Clifton, N.J.)
This chapter introduces methods to synthesize experimental results from independent high-throughput genomic experiments, with a focus on adaptation of traditional methods from systematic review of clinical trials and epidemiological studies. First, it reviews methods for identifying, acquiring, and preparing individual…
Zintzaras Elias, Ioannidis John P·Computer methods and programs in biomedicine
Meta-analysis aims to synthesize results from different studies. Although, in a meta-analysis the presence of large between-study heterogeneity is routinely evaluated, in some instances is also important to probe whether there is extreme between-study homogeneity (i.e. extreme low between-study heterogeneity). HELOW (H…
Makambi Kepher H, Seung Hyunuk·Journal of biopharmaceutical statistics
Multivariate methods in meta-analysis are becoming popular and more accepted in biomedical research despite computational issues in some of the techniques. A number of approaches, both iterative and non-iterative, have been proposed including the multivariate DerSimonian and Laird method by Jackson et al. (2010), which…
Boissel Jean-Pierre·Bulletin de l'Academie nationale de medecine
Meta-analysis of clinical trials allows all available quantitative evidence on therapeutic efficacy, to be condensed. Critical appraisal of all available evidence is a pillar of clinical science.
Mottola C A·Decubitus
Meta-analysis is an alternative, quantitative approach to the analysis and synthesis of multiple investigations of the same clinical question. The statistical approaches that have been developed since Glass coined the term meta-analysis in 1976 are discussed. Clinicians will find meta-analysis helpful when there are co…
Kao Yung-Shuo, Chen Yi-Fang·Radiotherapy and oncology : journal of the European Society for Therapeutic Radiology and Oncology
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Ranjan Kumar Rajiv, Sharma Gopal·World journal of urology
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Wang Jiayang, Gu Chengxiong, Gao Mingxin, +2 more·International journal of cardiology
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Becker Alan, Axelrad Donald·Journal of epidemiology and community health
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