Key statistical assumptions and methods in one-arm meta-analyses with binary endpoints and low event rates, including a real-life example in the area of endoscopic colonic stenting

  • Rousseau M
  • Evans J
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There are relatively few publications on the methodology of one-arm meta-analyses, especially when the outcome is binary and has low probability of occurring. We will discuss a few of the important...

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Rousseau, M. J., & Evans, J. C. (2017). Key statistical assumptions and methods in one-arm meta-analyses with binary endpoints and low event rates, including a real-life example in the area of endoscopic colonic stenting. Cogent Medicine, 4(1), 1334318. https://doi.org/10.1080/2331205x.2017.1334318

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