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Fig 1.

A flow chart depicting the stages of retrieving articles and checking the eligibility criteria for network meta-analysis.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of included randomized control trials.

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Fig 2.

Network of stent interventions for palliative treatments that had reported TRD in esophageal cancer; A: the metallic stent is a reference treatment, B: Ultraflex is a reference, C: Brachytherapy is a reference, and D: Antireflux is a reference.

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Fig 3.

Forest plots for TRD in networks A, B, C, & D. Metallic stent, Ultraflex, Brachytherapy, and Antireflux are reference treatments in networks A, B, C & D, respectively.

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Table 2.

Ranking of palliative treatments in terms of lower risk of TRD and bleeding, stent migration, aspiration, severe pain and fistula in patients with esophageal cancer.

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Fig 4.

The network of stent interventions for palliative treatments that reported the bleeding complication in esophageal cancer; A: metallic stent is a reference treatment, B: Conventional is a reference, C: Ultraflex is a reference, and D: Brachytherapy is a reference treatment. CSENACS: Conventional self-expandable nitinol alloy covered stent.

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Fig 5.

Forest plots for bleeding complication in networks A, B, C & D. Metallic stent, Conventional stent, Ultraflex, and Brachytherapy are reference treatments in networks A, B, C & D, respectively.

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