Review Article

Association between Perioperative Blood Transfusions and Clinical Outcomes in Patients Undergoing Bladder Cancer Surgery: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis Study

Table 2

Sensitivity analysis.

StudyStudy influence analysis OSStudy influence analysis CSSStudy influence analysis RFS
HR95% CI for HR, %HR95% CI for HR, %HR95% CI for HR, %

Omitting Kluth et al. [9]1.301.16–1.450.015167.51.341.15–1.550.02159.81.261.14–1.3900
Omitting Linder et al. [20]1.271.13–1.420.016871.41.291.11–1.490.022764.61.221.11–.1330.00053.9
Omitting Moschini et al. [17]1.261.13–1.390.013771.01.251.10–1.410.014457.31.211.10–1.320.00032.4
Omitting Morgan et al. [21]1.291.15–1.440.016472.1NANANANANANANANA
Omitting Abel et al. [10]1.261.14–1.390.013671.01.261.11–1.430.016361.71.261.14–1.3900
Omitting Abel et al. [10]1.251.12–1.380.012867.11.241.10–1.400.012852.81.221.11–.1330.00053.9
Omitting Soubra et al. [18]1.301.16–1.450.015366.41.341.18–1.520.013749.3NANANANA
Omitting Sadeghi et al. [22]1.281.15–1.430.014972.11.301.13–1.490.020566.3NANANANA
Omitting Gierth et al. [23]1.201.12–1.300.004342.41.281.12–1.470.020165.21.211.10–1.320.00032.4

The summary HR when all studies are included was 1.27 (95% CI: 1.15, 1.40) with , %. The HR of transfusion ranged from 1.20 to 1.30 for the pooled meta-analysis and all omitted meta-analyses.
The summary HR when all studies are included was 1.29 (95% CI: 1.13, 1.46) with , %. The HR of transfusion ranged from 1.24 to 1.34 for the pooled meta-analysis and all omitted meta-analyses.
The summary HR when all studies are included was 1.21 (95% CI: 1.12, 1.31) with , %. The HR of transfusion ranged from 1.18 to 1.26 for the pooled meta-analysis and all omitted meta-analyses.