[Retracted] Acupuncture and Moxibustion in the Treatment of Adult Diarrhea Irritable Bowel Syndrome: A Network Meta-analysis

Table 2

Network meta-analysis of the overall efficacy of different acupuncture and moxibustion therapies for IBS-D [OR (95% CI)].

B
1.30 (0.21,8.00)	A
0.49 (0.14,1.75)	0.38 (0.05,2.65)	D
0.64 (0.10,4.11)	0.50 (0.05,5.30)	1.30 (0.18,9.19)	E
1.49 (0.23,9.47)	1.15 (0.11,11.80)	3.01 (0.42,21.56)	2.31 (0.21,25.34)	F
1.77 (0.29,10.67)	1.36 (0.14,13.64)	3.58 (0.53,24.18)	2.75 (0.26,28.72)	1.19 (0.12,12.18)	G
6.34 (2.83,14.21)	4.89 (0.96,24.97)	12.83 (4.49,36.64)	9.86 (1.77,55.00)	4.26 (0.81,22.53)	3.58 (0.71,18.21)	H
2.23 (1.02,4.85)	1.72 (0.32,9.09)	4.50 (1.67,12.14)	3.46 (0.64,18.65)	1.50 (0.27,8.19)	1.26 (0.25,6.44)	0.35 (0.25,0.49)	A

A, acupuncture; B, warming needle moxibustion; C, electroacupuncture; D, acupuncture + sandwiched moxibustion; E, acupuncture+heat-sensitive moxibustion; F, acupuncture+acupoint application; G, acupuncture+thunder-fire moxibustion; H, pinaverium bromide.