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. 2014 Jan 20;26(3):342–358. doi: 10.1111/clr.12339

Table 2.

Risk of bias summary among RCTs (following the recommendations of Higgins & Green 2011)

Random sequence generation (selection bias) Allocation concealment (selection bias) Blinding of participants and personnel (performance bias) Blinding of outcome assessment (detection bias) Incomplete outcome data (attrition bias) Selective reporting (reporting bias) Other bias Within-study risk of bias tendency
Canullo et al. (2012) Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low risk of bias for all key domains
Canullo et al. (2010) Low Low Low High High Low Low High risk of bias in two key domains
Canullo et al. (2009) Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low risk of bias for all key domains
Crespi et al. (2009) High High High High Low Low Low High risk of bias in four key domains
Enkling et al. (2011) Low High Low Low Low Low Low High risk of bias in one key domain
Fernández-Formoso et al. (2012) Low Low High Unclear Low Unclear Unclear High risk of bias in one key domain and unclear risk of bias in three key domains
Gultekin et al. (2013) Low Low Low High High Low Low High risk of bias in two key domains
Hürzeler et al. (2007) High High Low High Low Low Unclear High risk of bias in three key domains and unclear risk of bias in one key domain
Kielbassa et al. (2009) Low Low Low High High Low Unclear High risk of bias in two key domains and unclear risk of bias in one key domain
Peñarrocha-Diago et al. (2012) Unclear Unclear Low Low High Low Unclear High risk of bias in one key domain and unclear risk of bias in three key domains
Pieri et al. (2011) Low Low Low High Low Low Low High risk of bias in one key domain
Prosper et al. (2009) Low Low Low Low High High Unclear High risk of bias in two key domains and unclear risk of bias in one key domain
Telleman et al. (2012a) Low Low Low Unclear High Low Low High risk of bias in one key domain and unclear risk of bias in one key domain
Telleman et al. (2012b) Low Low Low Low High Low Low High risk of bias in one key domain
Trammell et al. (2009) Low High Low High Low Low Unclear High risk of bias in two key domains and unclear risk of bias in one key domain