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Fig 1.

Flow chart of the study selection.

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Fig 2.

Results of the risk of bias assessment of 47 included studies in this systematic review.

The first two items assess study quality by scoring reporting, a “yes” score indicates reported and a “no” score indicates unreported. The other items assessed risk of bias, with “yes” indicating low risk of bias, “no” high risk of bias, and “?” unclear risk of bias.

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Fig 3.

Results of the risk of bias assessment of the 3 included studies in this systematic review where animals were their own control group.

The first two items assess study quality by scoring reporting, a “yes” score indicates reported and a “no” score indicates unreported. The other items assessed risk of bias, with “yes” indicating low risk of bias, “no” high risk of bias, and “?” unclear risk of bias.

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Table 1.

The characteristics of all 50 included references.

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Table 2.

Summary of the overall analyses.

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Table 3.

Subgroup analysis for graft length.

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Fig 4.

Muscle weight publication bias.

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Fig 5.

Axon count publication bias.

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Fig 6.

Nerve conduction velocity publication bias.

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Fig 7.

Global overview decellularization methods.

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