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. 2021 Feb 17;2021:8861631. doi: 10.1155/2021/8861631

Table 5.

The meta-analysis results of the secondary outcomes.

Indication Outcomes Number of studies included Cases Heterogeneity test Effect model Results of the meta-analysis
I 2 p SMD/OR (95% CI) p
Acute PID Clinical symptom remission or disappearance time 8 899
The time of the masses disappearance 7 821 89.2% 0.001 R −1.36 (−1.84, −0.89) 0.001
The time of body temperature return to normal 7 821 84.9% 0.001 R −1.19 (−1.58, −0.79) 0.001
The time to relieve abdominal pain 7 821 90.7% 0.001 R −1.83 (−2.38, −1.29) 0.001
Serum inflammatory factor concentration 6 558
CRP concentration 3 300 92.1% 0.001 R −1.99 (−3.01, −0.98) 0.001
TNF-α concentration 4 372 50.8% 0.107 F −1.73 (−1.97, −1.49) 0.001
IL-6 concentration 4 380 94.4% 0.001 R −1.53 (−2.52, −0.53) 0.001
Chronic PID Clinical symptom remission or disappearance time 13 1394
The remission time of uterine pain 5 542 92.0% 0.001 R −2.48 (−3.29, −1.66) 0.001
The remission time of abdominal pain 12 1208 85.6% 0.001 R −2.12 (−2.49, −1.74) 0.001
The time for leucorrhoea to return to normal 7 782 27.4% 0.219 F −1.38 (−1.54, −1.22) 0.001
Serum inflammatory factor concentration 11 2317
CRP concentration 5 1575 87.6% 0.001 R −3.10 (−3.69, −2.51) 0.001
TNF-α concentration 5 646 96.6% 0.001 R −2.56 (−3.68, −1.43) 0.001
IL-2 concentration 3 264 0.0% 0.969 F 0.85 (0.59, 1.10) 0.001
IL-4 concentration 3 264 0.0% 0.933 F 0.60 (0.59, 0.85) 0.001
IL-10 concentration 2 182 0.0% 0.790 F 0.49 (0.20, 0.79) 0.001

Endometritis Endometrial thickness 16 1680 87.8% 0.001 R 2.25 (1.89, 2.60) 0.001
Normalization rate of menstrual 12 1413 0.0% 0.978 F 4.01 (3.04, 5.30) 0.001
Normalization rate of menstrual cycle 6 845 46.3% 0.097 F 5.57 (3.82, 8.13) 0.001
Normalization rate of menstrual amount 6 865 79.9% 0.001 R 4.96 (1.72, 14.28) 0.001
Incidence of irregular vagina bleeding 15 1693 0.0% 0.995 F 0.23 (0.16, 0.31) 0.001
6-month relapse rate 3 576 0.0% 0.683 F 0.15 (0.07, 0.35) 0.001

FKQJP, Fuke Qianjin tablet; R, random-effect model; F, fix-effect model.