Meta-Analysis
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World J Methodol. May 20, 2022; 12(3): 148-163
Published online May 20, 2022. doi: 10.5662/wjm.v12.i3.148
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Figure 1 The threshold approach to clinical decision-making.
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Figure 2 Flowchart of study selection process.
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Figure 3 Test-treatment threshold formula. Ttrx: Test-treatment threshold; Pneg/nd: Probability of a negative result in patients without disease; Rrx: Risk of treatment in patients without disease; Rt: Risk of diagnostic test; Pneg/d: Probability of a negative result in patients with disease; Brx: Benefit of treatment in patients with disease.
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Figure 4 Decision curve analysis methodology.
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Figure 5 Pooled diagnostic value of very low risk pattern.
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Figure 6 Pooled diagnostic value of low risk pattern.
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Figure 7 Pooled diagnostic value of intermediate risk pattern.
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Figure 8 Pooled diagnostic value of high risk pattern.
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Figure 9 Results by Bayesian analysis and the threshold approach to clinical decision-making.
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Figure 10  Net benefit, number of interventions avoided, in study patterns.
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Figure 11  Pooled subgroups analysis.
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Figure 12  Bayesian subgroups analysis and the threshold approach to clinical decision-making.