How to read a Forest Plot in a meta analysis

A forest plot is the most important figure in a meta-analysis. It is a graphical display of estimated results from a number of scientific studies addressing the same question, along with the overall results.

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[@xueningpeng9877]

hi in the last example of the subgroup analysis, we can see the heterogeneity is still very high (over 50%) in each subgroup. How could we further deal with this problem?

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[@shrama03]

How to determine the effect of a study? Does the weight determine that or the SMD?

[@angelyromero1435]

how to interpreter a pre-post score florest plot?

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I am wondering what the relation between forest plot and GOSH plot is.

[@artimalik1126]

Sir my forest plot is large, I don't know how to take all study, which are visible