outcomes6 outcomes · 33 fields
| delayed_neurocognitive_recovery5 | ||
| delayed_neurocognitive_recovery_rate | rate | Rate of delayed_neurocognitive_recovery in this unit (events / evaluated / percent). Include only confirmed cases; exclude unconfirmed or suspected cases unless the paper explicitly counts them. |
| delayed_neurocognitive_recovery_timepoint | text | Time at which delayed_neurocognitive_recovery was assessed in this unit. Format: relative-to-baseline duration or named clinical milestone (e.g., '30 days post-randomization', '1 year', 'in-hospital', 'discharge'). When multiple timepoints are reported, use the protocol's primary or pre-specified one. |
| delayed_neurocognitive_recovery_definition_as_reported | textharmonize | Author's stated definition, grading criteria, threshold, or measurement modality for delayed_neurocognitive_recovery. Use the canonical instrument name when applicable (the named scale, grading system, or clinical-criteria set the paper cites); otherwise a concise paraphrase capturing the paper's diagnostic criterion or definitional phrase ('was defined as', 'diagnosed by', 'graded using'). Keep to a short noun phrase or single clause. |
| delayed_neurocognitive_recovery_effect_vs_standard_care | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for delayed_neurocognitive_recovery, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'standard_care' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'standard_care' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no delayed_neurocognitive_recovery effect for this arm vs 'standard_care', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| delayed_neurocognitive_recovery_effect_vs_sham_control | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for delayed_neurocognitive_recovery, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'sham_control' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'sham_control' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no delayed_neurocognitive_recovery effect for this arm vs 'sham_control', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder5 | ||
| postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder_rate | rate | Rate of postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder in this unit (events / evaluated / percent). Include only confirmed cases; exclude unconfirmed or suspected cases unless the paper explicitly counts them. |
| postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder_timepoint | text | Time at which postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder was assessed in this unit. Format: relative-to-baseline duration or named clinical milestone (e.g., '30 days post-randomization', '1 year', 'in-hospital', 'discharge'). When multiple timepoints are reported, use the protocol's primary or pre-specified one. |
| postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder_definition_as_reported | textharmonize | Author's stated definition, grading criteria, threshold, or measurement modality for postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder. Use the canonical instrument name when applicable (the named scale, grading system, or clinical-criteria set the paper cites); otherwise a concise paraphrase capturing the paper's diagnostic criterion or definitional phrase ('was defined as', 'diagnosed by', 'graded using'). Keep to a short noun phrase or single clause. |
| postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder_effect_vs_standard_care | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'standard_care' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'standard_care' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder effect for this arm vs 'standard_care', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder_effect_vs_sham_control | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'sham_control' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'sham_control' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no postoperative_neurocognitive_disorder effect for this arm vs 'sham_control', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| postoperative_delirium5 | ||
| postoperative_delirium_rate | rate | Rate of postoperative_delirium in this unit (events / evaluated / percent). Include only confirmed cases; exclude unconfirmed or suspected cases unless the paper explicitly counts them. |
| postoperative_delirium_timepoint | text | Time at which postoperative_delirium was assessed in this unit. Format: relative-to-baseline duration or named clinical milestone (e.g., '30 days post-randomization', '1 year', 'in-hospital', 'discharge'). When multiple timepoints are reported, use the protocol's primary or pre-specified one. |
| postoperative_delirium_definition_as_reported | textharmonize | Author's stated definition, grading criteria, threshold, or measurement modality for postoperative_delirium. Use the canonical instrument name when applicable (the named scale, grading system, or clinical-criteria set the paper cites); otherwise a concise paraphrase capturing the paper's diagnostic criterion or definitional phrase ('was defined as', 'diagnosed by', 'graded using'). Keep to a short noun phrase or single clause. |
| postoperative_delirium_effect_vs_standard_care | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for postoperative_delirium, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'standard_care' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'standard_care' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no postoperative_delirium effect for this arm vs 'standard_care', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| postoperative_delirium_effect_vs_sham_control | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for postoperative_delirium, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'sham_control' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'sham_control' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no postoperative_delirium effect for this arm vs 'sham_control', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| executive_function6 | ||
| executive_function | average | Value of executive_function in this unit, in the units the paper reports. Record per the average field shape: mean+SD, median+IQR, or median+min/max — include whichever the paper reports. Convert units when the field name specifies one; record verbatim otherwise. |
| executive_function_timepoint | text | Time at which executive_function was measured in this unit. Format: relative-to-baseline duration or named clinical milestone (e.g., 'baseline', 'day 1', 'discharge'). When measured at multiple timepoints, use the protocol's primary or pre-specified one. |
| executive_function_definition_as_reported | textharmonize | Author's stated measurement method for executive_function. Use the canonical instrument/assay/scale name when applicable (the named measurement device, lab assay, or rating scale the paper cites); otherwise a concise paraphrase capturing what was measured and how ('measured by', 'assessed with', 'derived from'). Keep to a short noun phrase or single clause. |
| executive_function_effect_vs_standard_care | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for executive_function, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'standard_care' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'standard_care' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no executive_function effect for this arm vs 'standard_care', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| executive_function_effect_vs_sham_control | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for executive_function, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'sham_control' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'sham_control' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no executive_function effect for this arm vs 'sham_control', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| executive_function_direction | higher_betterhigher_worse | Whether a higher score on the study's reported executive-function instrument indicates better cognition (higher_better: e.g., category fluency count, correct trials) or worse cognition (higher_worse: e.g., Trail Making Test completion time, error counts, Stroop interference time). Infer from the named instrument; not_reported only when the instrument is unnamed or non-standard — do not mark not_reported merely because the paper does not restate score direction. |
| global_cognitive_function6 | ||
| global_cognitive_function | average | Value of global_cognitive_function in this unit, in the units the paper reports. Record per the average field shape: mean+SD, median+IQR, or median+min/max — include whichever the paper reports. Convert units when the field name specifies one; record verbatim otherwise. |
| global_cognitive_function_timepoint | text | Time at which global_cognitive_function was measured in this unit. Format: relative-to-baseline duration or named clinical milestone (e.g., 'baseline', 'day 1', 'discharge'). When measured at multiple timepoints, use the protocol's primary or pre-specified one. |
| global_cognitive_function_definition_as_reported | textharmonize | Author's stated measurement method for global_cognitive_function. Use the canonical instrument/assay/scale name when applicable (the named measurement device, lab assay, or rating scale the paper cites); otherwise a concise paraphrase capturing what was measured and how ('measured by', 'assessed with', 'derived from'). Keep to a short noun phrase or single clause. |
| global_cognitive_function_effect_vs_standard_care | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for global_cognitive_function, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'standard_care' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'standard_care' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no global_cognitive_function effect for this arm vs 'standard_care', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| global_cognitive_function_effect_vs_sham_control | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for global_cognitive_function, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'sham_control' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'sham_control' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no global_cognitive_function effect for this arm vs 'sham_control', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| global_cognitive_function_direction | higher_betterhigher_worse | Whether a higher score on the study's reported global cognitive instrument indicates better cognition (higher_better: MoCA, MMSE, most composite neuropsychological z-scores) or worse cognition (higher_worse: instruments where larger values reflect greater deficit). Infer from the named instrument; not_reported only when the instrument is unnamed or non-standard — do not mark not_reported merely because the paper does not restate score direction. |
| cognitive_test_performance6 | ||
| cognitive_test_performance | average | Value of cognitive_test_performance in this unit, in the units the paper reports. Record per the average field shape: mean+SD, median+IQR, or median+min/max — include whichever the paper reports. Convert units when the field name specifies one; record verbatim otherwise. |
| cognitive_test_performance_timepoint | text | Time at which cognitive_test_performance was measured in this unit. Format: relative-to-baseline duration or named clinical milestone (e.g., 'baseline', 'day 1', 'discharge'). When measured at multiple timepoints, use the protocol's primary or pre-specified one. |
| cognitive_test_performance_definition_as_reported | textharmonize | Author's stated measurement method for cognitive_test_performance. Use the canonical instrument/assay/scale name when applicable (the named measurement device, lab assay, or rating scale the paper cites); otherwise a concise paraphrase capturing what was measured and how ('measured by', 'assessed with', 'derived from'). Keep to a short noun phrase or single clause. |
| cognitive_test_performance_effect_vs_standard_care | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for cognitive_test_performance, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'standard_care' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'standard_care' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no cognitive_test_performance effect for this arm vs 'standard_care', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| cognitive_test_performance_effect_vs_sham_control | effect_estimate | Adjusted effect estimate for cognitive_test_performance, comparing the extraction unit (the arm named in the '## Extraction unit' block) against the 'sham_control' reference arm (see the '## Comparison axis' block), over the whole study follow-up — one estimate per outcome, NOT a per-timepoint value. Populate on any unit other than 'sham_control' itself, which is not_applicable. If the paper reports no cognitive_test_performance effect for this arm vs 'sham_control', mark not_reported. Give measure and adjustment per the effect_estimate shape; note the adjustment model/covariates and follow-up horizon in the comment. |
| cognitive_test_performance_direction | higher_betterhigher_worse | Whether a higher score on the study's reported domain-specific cognitive test (memory, attention, or processing speed — outside executive function) indicates better cognition (higher_better: e.g., words recalled, digit-span length) or worse cognition (higher_worse: e.g., reaction time, error counts). Infer from the named instrument; not_reported only when the instrument is unnamed or non-standard — do not mark not_reported merely because the paper does not restate score direction. |