Evaluation of Lateral‐Flow Assay for Rapid Detection of Influenza Virus

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  Figure 1. Deeks' funnel plot asymmetry test to assess publication bias in estimates of diagnostic odds ratio for LFA detection of influenza virus.

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  Figure 2. Summary receiver operating characteristic curves of influenza virus infections detected by LFA.

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  Figure 3. Forest plots for the pooled sensitivity of LFA.

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  Figure 4. Forest plots for the pooled specificity of LFA.

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  Figure 5. Forest plots for the pooled positive likelihood ratio of LFA.

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  Figure 6. Forest plots for the pooled negative likelihood ratio of LFA.

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  Figure 7. Forest plots for the pooled diagnostic odds ratio of LFA.

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  Figure 8. Forest plots for sensitivity and specificity of two types of influenza viruses: (a) forest plots for the pooled sensitivity of influenza virus A; (b) forest plots for the pooled specificity of influenza virus A; (c) forest plots for the pooled sensitivity of influenza virus B; (d) forest plots for the pooled specificity of influenza virus B.

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  Figure 9. Forest plots for the sensitivity and the specificity of two types of LFA: (a) forest plots for the pooled sensitivity of LFIA; (b) forest plots for the pooled specificity of LFIA; (c) forest plots for the pooled sensitivity of NALFA; (d) forest plots for the pooled specificity of NALFA.