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Table 2

Quality and risk of bias assessment using the Newcastle–Ottawa Scale (NOS).

Study IDSelectionComparabilityOutcomeTotal (9)
(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)(g)(h)

1. Moore et al. [13], 2021110121017
2. Moon et al. [14], 2020111101016
3. Molenaers et al. [15], 2017101101116
4. Houdek et al. [16], 2017111121119
5. Silverio et al. [17], 2016101101116
6. Morin et al. [10], 2016101101116
7. King et al. [18], 2016111101117
8. Abousamra et al. [19], 2016101101116
9. Yoon et al. [20], 2015100101115
10. Alosh et al. [21], 2014101100115
11. Sanders et al. [22], 2013101101116
12. Prosser et al. [9], 2012101100115
13. Schoreder et al. [23], 2010101101116
14. Raphael et al. [8], 2010101101116
15. Gavrakaptenovic et al. [26], 2007101100115
16. Abu-Rajab et al. [27], 2007101101116
17. Schorle et al. [28], 2006101100115
18. Weber et al. [29], 1999111100116
19. Gabos et al. [30], 1999101101116
20. Buly et al. [31], 1993101111117
21. Root et al. [32], 1986101001115

(a) Representativeness of the exposed cohort (), (b) selection of the nonexposed cohort (), (c) ascertainment of exposure (), (d) demonstration that the outcome of interest was not present at the start of the study (), (e) comparability of cohorts (), (f) assessment of outcome (), (g) follow-up was long enough for outcomes to occur (), and (h) adequacy of follow-up ().