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<div><p>Background</p><p>Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) has become a popular treatment option for sternal wound infection (SWI). However, it remains uncertain whether the therapeutic benefits of NPWT are superior to conventional wound care. This study aimed to systema...

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Main Author:	Si He (3236646) (author)
Other Authors:	Na Tang (303725) (author), Sha Li (145229) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Biotechnology Developmental Biology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified sternal wound reinfection sternal wound infection software r 4 results presented within remains uncertain whether present evidence corroborates overall results revealed intensive care unit european population (< egger &# 8217 dichotomous outcome data conventional wound care cochrane library databases begg &# 8217 1832 articles identified 849 ], 95 394 ], 95 382 ], 95 323 ], 95 012 ], 95 standard mean difference 601 [− 0 402 [− 0 trial sequential analysis subgroup analysis demonstrated publication bias assessment popular treatment option npwt significantly decreased 398 [− 1 10 beta software pi ]: 0 shortening hospitalization length publication bias significant difference − 0 sensitivity analysis − 16 − 1 xlink "> treatment duration therapeutic effects systematically evaluate stata 12 prediction interval potential studies npwt group hospital mortality heterogeneity test control group continuous outcomes
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