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A Direct Variance Estimation (DiVE) for Meta-Analysis of Median Differences
Meta-analyses of two-group studies that report median differences typically rely on methods that require, in addition to the median difference and sample size, summary measures of dispersion such as quartiles or ranges. Studies that do not report such statistics are often excluded from the meta-anal
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