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... algorithms were applicable for this purpose only and cannot be reused to extract other data without ...they were prepared by Cochrane authors, and checked and sorted ...domains were logged by ... See full document

... introduce bias, while attrition rates above 20% raise concerns about the study validity ...While Cochrane handbook does not give clear guid- ance about the total attrition or attrition per group re- ... See full document

... the risk of bias in the included trials using the criteria described in the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions ( Higgins ...high risk of bias ... See full document

... per systematic review was six (IQR 5 to 7), ranging from 1 to 27 items (table ...all Cochrane reviews assessed the method of random sequence generation (100%), concealment of the ... See full document

... In general, phlebotomine sandflies are highly sensitive to insecti- cides although some resistance to DDT has been reported (Dinesh 2010). Insecticide may be sprayed onto the internal walls of houses, also known as ... See full document

... of systematic reviews as one of the key tools for evidence-based medi- cine ...making. Systematic reviews provide a way forward as individual pieces of research can be collected within ... See full document

... of Cochrane and non-Cochrane systematic ...Eligible systematic reviews will include a group-level meta-analysis of a patient-important dichotomous efficacy outcome, with a statistically ... See full document

... core bias domains that reflect fundamental, inde- pendent bias ...existing bias domains (for example, under risk of selective outcome reporting), while paying careful attention to any clinical ... See full document

... the systematic review outlined here, 120 relevant studies had been identified through known research networks, but creating a com- prehensive database and keeping the database up to date is key to its value for ... See full document

... Endoscopic treatment was mentioned in just 4 case report studies [10, 12, 14, 17]. For 3 patients, it was the only therapeutic approach, while in the remaining case it was applied after 2 failed percutaneous attempts. ... See full document

... identified reviews constitute a gross measure of category (B) reviews in the sense that some reviews sim- ply mention observational studies but decide not to in- clude ...those reviews that ... See full document

... ports were classified as having a low risk of bias for selective outcome re- porting and other biases, these do- mains were not included in the final regression ...high risk of ... See full document

... that were prespeci fi ed in the review protocol, and how the outcome was speci fi ed in the review (eg, ‘ depression score ’ or ‘ HRSD depression score at the end of treat- ment ’ ...For reviews without a ... See full document

... in reviews cannot be included, the included reviews may overlap, and that the overviews rely on the methodo- logical quality of the included reviews, which again rely on the methodological quality of ... See full document

... companies were much less likely to favor traditional therapy over new drug treatment ...our systematic review, 25 of the 39 studies were funded by pharmaceutical companies, and, with the exception of ... See full document

... The greater part of studies was of poor methodological quality, which can bias the outcomes for either technique. One study was of high methodological quality, accomplishing seven of 8 NOS stars. The authors ... See full document

... • Systematic Reviews – Cochrane review of functional orthoses Hawke et al 2008 shows orthoses are successful for plantar fasciitis, HAV – Cochrane reviews of patellofemoral pain Hossain [r] ... See full document

... Systematic reviews use transparent criteria (such as Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE)) to evaluate the quality of evi- dence 2 and so systematic ... See full document

... of Cochrane reviews analyzed, and the number of inconsisten- cies we observed, we have no reason to suspect that the re- sults would be significantly different if a bigger cohort of published ... See full document

... analyses were not fea- sible because insufficient information was provided in published reports or reporting of key variables was inconsistent: people with recent unscheduled hospitalisation versus people without ... See full document