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Meta-Analysis
. 2020 Sep;107(10):e427-e428.
doi: 10.1002/bjs.11871. Epub 2020 Aug 5.

Hospitalization period of COVID-19 for future plans in hospital

Mohammad Sarmadi  1   2 , Samaneh Kakhki  2   3 , Maryam Foroughi  1   2 , Tahere Sarboozi Hosein Abadi  2   3 , Somayyeh Nayyeri  2   3 , Vahid Kazemi Moghadam  4 , Mahsan Ramezani  5
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Meta-Analysis

Hospitalization period of COVID-19 for future plans in hospital

Mohammad Sarmadi et al. Br J Surg. 2020 Sep.
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Fig. 1
Random effect model meta-analysis of hospitalization period for COVID-19 patient A) combined value (I2 = 98·18, P < 0·001); B) subgroup value: severe and non-severe (I2 = 97·89, P < 0·002). Mean values show hospitalization period in COVID-19 patients. Lower and upper limit is 95 per cent confidence intervals =95 per cent CI, I-squared: percentage of total variation across studies. For each study, areas of blue Square are proportional to weight, horizontal line shows 95 per cent CI, and red diamonds sign indicate combined effect measures. For each study, brown diamond shows mean subgroup
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