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\textbf{Conclusion}
Of the studies analyzed in this review, only
50{percent} 50\text{percent} utilized a quantitative method for determining the presence of heterogeneity. It is the impression of this study that the use of quantitative and qualitative heterogeneity measurement tools should be utilized in meta-analyses to reduce the risk of spurious findings being integrated into medical practice. This tool will help determine whether or not a meta-analysis can be performed prior to investing time in said meta-analysis. This is preferable to performing a quantitative measurement of heterogeneity after the fact to indicate whether or not the study analysis is trustworthy.