Hello group,
I have been using the multiple subgroup analyses in STATA, which is a nice feature. However, the estimated risk ratio for all groups changes when I add a variable. See attached the 2 forest plots.
My command: meta forestplot _id _plot _esci if end==2, random(reml) subgroup(type_pub stage2 therapy_type2 study_type2 ped_adult2 overall country2) transform(exp) esrefline(lcolor(blue) lpattern(dash)) nullrefline(favorsleft("Favors treatment")favorsright("Favors control") lcolor(red) lpattern(dash)) esrefline xlabel(.06 0.24 1 4, format(%9.2f))
additional subgroup variable: tto_
Also, how can I display the variable names for each subgroup heading in bold?
Thank you so much,
Andres
I have been using the multiple subgroup analyses in STATA, which is a nice feature. However, the estimated risk ratio for all groups changes when I add a variable. See attached the 2 forest plots.
My command: meta forestplot _id _plot _esci if end==2, random(reml) subgroup(type_pub stage2 therapy_type2 study_type2 ped_adult2 overall country2) transform(exp) esrefline(lcolor(blue) lpattern(dash)) nullrefline(favorsleft("Favors treatment")favorsright("Favors control") lcolor(red) lpattern(dash)) esrefline xlabel(.06 0.24 1 4, format(%9.2f))
additional subgroup variable: tto_
Also, how can I display the variable names for each subgroup heading in bold?
Thank you so much,
Andres
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