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The Value of N-of-1 Data in Zoological Medicine: A Methodological Review

2022-12-22

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N-of-1 data are unavoidable in zoological medicine. Accordingly, zoological medicine clinicians and investigators need research techniques that can make use of these data. This article reviews two methodologies for using both observational and experimental N-of-1 data: 1) systematic reviews and meta-analyses of case reports and 2) prospective N-of-1 trials. Systematic reviews of case reports and other observationa...

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10.20944/preprints202212.0424.v1
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