For ease of administration, references were merged together using Endnote software, version X9 (Clarivate Analytics, Philadelphia, PA, USA). The two researchers (WG and ZT) independently extracted relevant data from eligible studies, including the study's lead author, publication date, country, research methods, data sources, research time, duration of follow-up, study population characteristics (age and sex), exposure, test dose definition, duration of relevant risk assessment (HR, RR, OR and 95% CI) and relevant confounding factors. To account for any combination therapy, the experimental group was defined as treatment with sorafenib and the control group was defined as treatment without sorafenib.
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EndNote X9 is a reference management software that helps users collect, organize, and format citations and bibliographies for academic and professional writing. It provides a centralized database to store, manage, and share references, and supports various citation styles for formatting citations and bibliographies within documents.
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Sorafenib Therapy Protocol Analysis
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Streamlining Citation Management
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Endnote software version X9 (Clarivate Analytics) was used to manage citations and bibliographies and store articles found and eliminate duplicates.
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Systematic Literature Review Protocol
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All articles were organized using EndNote software version X9 (Clarivate, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA), and data were abstracted into a Microsoft Excel table. Two reviewers independently screened all titles and abstracts to determine articles that could immediately be excluded and articles that should be included in the second stage of review. Results were compared to reconcile any differences between the two reviewers. The first and second reviewers then independently read the full text of potentially eligible articles identified through screening and selected the articles that were candidates for inclusion in the study. Results were compared to reconcile any differences between the two reviewers. A third-party reviewer adjudicated when consensus was not reached between the two reviewers during the first or second stage review. From those studies deemed eligible, data were extracted from articles by one reviewer using the data abstraction tool in Microsoft Excel.
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Gestational Diabetes Mellitus and Arsenic Exposure
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A comprehensive search for studies was conducted in the PubMed, Embase, and Scopus databases from inception through September 8, 2023. The search was limited to studies published in English. The search strategy included the keywords “Diabetes, Gestational”, “Diabetes, Pregnancy-Induced”, “Gestational Diabetes”, “Diabetes Mellitus, Gestational”, “Gestational Diabetes Mellitus”, “Arsenic”, and “Arsenic-75”. The MeSH terms and Boolean operators were used to develop a robust search strategy. The detailed search strategies for each database are provided in Supplementary 1 . Studies identified through a systematic search were retrieved and managed using EndNote software version X9 (Clarivate Analytics, Philadelphia, USA, 2013). All literature searches were conducted by two independent reviewers.
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