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. 2019;4(1):34–46. doi: 10.31372/20190401.1031

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Asian/Pacific Island Nursing Journal, Volume 4(1): 34-46, ©Author(s) 2019, https://kahualike.manoa.hawaii.edu/apin/

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Meta-analysis of neck circumference associated with coronary heart disease after removing the study with the biggest contribution (random effects model). (A) Forest plot. (B) Funnel plot. The X-axis was log odds ratio, and the Y-axis represents the standard error. No publication bias was found using regression test for funnel plot asymmetry (p = 0.2466). (C) Radial plot. x stands for the inverse of the standard errors, y stands for the outcome, z stands for standardized outcome, both v and τ stand for standard errors with v denoting the standard errors from the fixed effects part and τ denoting the standard errors from the random effects part.