Table 4. Risk of bias of included non-randomized interventional studies.
Author, year | ROBINS-I Assessment Domains | |||||||
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Confounding | Selection of patients into the study | Classification of interventions | Deviations form intended interventions | Missing data | Measurement of outcomes | Selection of the reported result | Total risk of bias | |
Gardiner, [33] 2013 | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk |
Kakarala, [34] 2018 | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk | Low risk |
McKimm, [36] 2018 | No information | Serious risk | Low risk | Low risk | No information | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Serious risk |
Palamara, [37] 2015 | Serious risk | Moderate risk | Low risk | Low risk | No information | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Serious risk |
Palamara, [38] 2018 | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | No information | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Serious risk |
Palamara, [39] 2021 | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | No information | Low risk | Low risk | Moderate risk |
Solms, [41] 2021 | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Low risk | Low risk | No information | Low risk | Low risk | Moderate risk |
Song, [42] 2020 | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Moderate risk | Serious risk |