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Table 2 Direct pairwise random-effects meta-analyses of outcomes

From: The level and prevalence of depression and anxiety among patients with different subtypes of irritable bowel syndrome: a network meta-analysis

Interventions

Depression

Anxiety

SMD

95% CI

P value

SMD

95% CI

P value

Healthy vs IBS-M

 − 1.63

 − 2.48,  − 0.79

0

 − 1.8

 − 2.70,  − 0.90

0

Healthy vs IBS-C

 − 1.67

 − 2.45,  − 0.89

0

 − 1.34

 − 2.02,  − 0.65

0

Healthy vs IBS-D

 − 1.59

 − 2.18,  − 0.99

0

 − 1.36

 − 1.95,  − 0.78

0

Healthy vs IBS-U

 − 0.07

 − 0.75, 0.60

0.83

 − 0.7

 − 1.38,  − 0.02

0.04

IBS-M vs IBS-C

 − 0.02

 − 0.32, 0.29

0.58

0.02

 − 0.27, 0.30

0.42

IBS-M vs IBS-D

0.17

 − 0.16, 0.49

0.28

 − 0.00

 − 0.11, 0.11

0.75

IBS-M vs IBS-U

0.53

 − 0.18, 1.24

0.14

0.35

 − 0.36, 1.05

0.34

IBS-C vs IBS-D

0.13

 − 0.11, 0.37

0.55

0.03

 − 0.18, 0.24

0.89

IBS-C vs IBS-U

0.68

 − 0.08, 1.43

0.08

0.34

 − 0.40, 1.08

0.37

IBS-D vs IBS-U

0.65

 − 0.07, 1.36

0.08

0.34

 − 0.37, 1.05

0.35

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