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Meta-analysis of the effect of gender in the overall survival, comparing HRs and 95% CI obtained from multivariate analysis in hospital databases. Meta-analysis.

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1 Meta-analysis of the effect of gender in the overall survival, comparing HRs and 95% CI obtained from multivariate analysis in hospital databases. Meta-analysis of the effect of gender in the overall survival, comparing HRs and 95% CI obtained from multivariate analysis in hospital databases. Results show that gender is a prognostic factor favouring female patients (A). The funnel plot shows no publication bias among studies included in the analysis (B). Joseph A Pinto et al. ESMO Open 2018;3:e000344 Copyright © European Society for Medical Oncology. All rights reserved.

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