Tamara van Donge

Kidney injury biomarkers in pediatrics 189 9 RE Model 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Observed Outcome 2015, Zwiers et al., 7−12 mo , 10 2015, Zwiers et al., 4−6 mo, 6 2015, Zwiers et al., 2−3 mo , 12 21.40 [ 6.22, 36.58] 26.00 [ 9.37, 42.63] 29.40 [ 6.61, 52.19] 24.64 [14.58, 34.70] Figure S3: Urinary NGAL (ng/ml) values for infants (girls) of older than 1 month and less 3 years, presented as year, author, population, sample size. The point estimate and 95% confidence intervals after carrying out a meta-analysis with a random effects (RE) model is shown at the bottom of the plot (black diamond). RE Model 0 20 40 60 80 Observed Outcome 2013, Cangemi et al., 1 mo, 25 2015, Zwiers et al., 1 mo , 7 2015, Zwiers et al., 1 mo , 8 57.63 [38.09, 77.17] 31.60 [ 9.88, 53.32] 16.70 [ 0.37, 33.03] 34.95 [10.35, 59.56] Figure S4: Urinary NGAL (ng/ml) values for neonates of less than 1 month of age, presented as year, author, population, sample size. The point estimate and 95% confidence intervals after carrying out a meta-analysis with a random effects (RE) model is shown at the bottom of the plot (black diamond).