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Finding diamonds in the rough: evaluating the quality of meta-analyses in chronic pain – an infographic
There is an increasing number of meta-analyses (MAs) investigating spinal cord stimulation (SCS) for the treatment of pain; however, the quality of these has not previously been appraised. Kleppel et al [1][1] evaluate the methodological and statistical characteristics of MAs concerning SCS as a