Report for: Constraint-induced movement therapy: trial sequential analysis applied to Cochrane collaboration systematic review results

Title	Constraint-induced movement therapy: trial sequential analysis applied to Cochrane collaboration systematic review results
Published in	Trials, December 2014
DOI	10.1186/1745-6215-15-512
Pubmed ID	25542215
Authors	Greta Castellini, Silvia Gianola, Rita Banzi, Davide Corbetta, Roberto Gatti, Valeria Sirtori, Christian Gluud, Lorenzo Moja
Abstract	Trial sequential analysis (TSA) may establish when firm evidence about the efficacy of interventions is reached in a cumulative meta-analysis, combining a required information size with adjusted thresholds for conservative statistical significance. Our aim was to demonstrate TSA results on randomized controlled trials (RCTs) included in a Cochrane systematic review on the effectiveness of constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) for stroke patients.

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Scientists	1	33%

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Researcher	14	14%
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Unknown	25	25%

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Other	10	10%
Unknown	29	29%

Constraint-induced movement therapy: trial sequential analysis applied to Cochrane collaboration systematic review results