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. 2021 Sep 13;9:736242. doi: 10.3389/fped.2021.736242

Table 1.

Risk of bias assessment tool.

Criteria of risk of bias assessment tool
Selection Q1 Is there a clearly stated research objective or question?
Q2 Are the demographic and clinical factors of patients clearly described?
Q3 Is the sample representative of the population of interest?
Data collection Q4 Were data collected prospectively?
Q5 Were outcomes appropriate for the study aim?
Q6 Were outcomes objectively assessed?
Q7 Was the follow-up period appropriate to the study aim?
Case ascertainment Q8 Was the dosage and type of indocyanine green specified?
Q9 Were there sufficient information to allow detailed appraisal of the evidence?
Statistical analysis Q10 Were adequate statistical analyses to the study design performed? (Are potential confounders adequately controlled for?)
If comparative study Q11 Was there an adequate clearly defined control group?
Q12 Were both comparative cohorts equivalent?