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Figure 1.

Constituent ratios of types of cupping therapy.

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Reporting of quality components in 135 included randomized clinical trials on cupping therapy.

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Table 2.

Effect of estimates of wet cupping treatment for herpes zoster in 15 RCTs.

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Table 3.

Effect of estimates of cupping for facial paralysis in 15 RCTs.

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Table 4.

Effect of estimates of cupping for acne in 6 RCTs.

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Table 5.

Effect of estimates of cupping for cervical spondylosis in 6 RCTs.

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Figure 2.

Effect of estimates of wet cupping versus medication on numbers of cured patients with herpes zoster.

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Figure 3.

Effect of estimates of combination of wet cupping and other interventions versus other interventions alone on numbers of cured patients of herpes zoster.

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Figure 4.

Effect of estimates of cupping combined with other interventions versus other interventions alone on numbers of cured patients with facial paralysis.

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Figure 5.

Funnel plot assessing outcomes of cured patients reported in 39 randomized controlled trials on 4 diseases.

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