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nejm-figures-tables

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Use to build NEJM clinical display items correctly — Table 1 baseline characteristics by group (with standardized differences, not P values), Kaplan-Meier curves with numbers-at-risk, forest plots for subgroups and meta-analyses, and the CONSORT participant flow diagram.

When to use

• Table 1 baseline characteristics by group
• Kaplan-Meier curves with numbers-at-risk
• Forest plots for subgroups and meta-analyses
• CONSORT participant flow diagram
• Figure specifications and display-item budget

When not to use

• Reporting P values for baseline characteristics in randomized trials
• Kaplan-Meier plots without numbers-at-risk rows
• Subgroup results presented in text instead of forest plots
• CONSORT flow diagrams with unreconciled denominators
• Displaying identifiable patient images or PHI

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