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Table 1.

Potential 45 risk factors for endophthalmitis following cataract surgery were identified in the initial review.

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Figure 1.

Flow diagram showing the selection process for inclusion of studies in the meta-analysis.

CI = confidence interval.

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Table 2.

Summary of the included studies evaluating risk factors and the association with acute endophthalmitis following cataract surgery.

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Table 3.

Summary results from the meta-analysis.

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Figure 2.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis and by age (≥85 years vs.<85 years).

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Figure 3.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by gender (male vs. female).

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Figure 4.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by extra- or intracapsular cataract extraction (vs. phacoemulsification).

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Figure 5.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by a clear corneal incision (vs. sclerocorneal incision or scleral tunnel incision).

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Figure 6.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by without intracameral cefazolin.

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Figure 7.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by without intracameral cefuroxime.

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Figure 8.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by posterior capsular rupture.

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Figure 9.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by silicone based IOLs (compared with PMMA or acrylic IOLs).

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Figure 10.

Pooled odds ratio for acute endophthalmitis by intraoperative complications.

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