We conducted a systematic review of studies published in top peripheral vascular disease journals to determine what types of figures are used, and to assess the prevalence of suboptimal data visualization practices.
These policies encourage authors to avoid bar graphs and use graphics that show the data distribution however, they provide little guidance on how to effectively display data. Reports highlighting the problems with the standard practice of using bar graphs to show continuous data have prompted many journals to adopt new visualization policies.
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