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What a defensible PRISMA figure looks like

Most PRISMA generators, including the free ones, draw whatever numbers you type. This is what it looks like when the numbers are counted from decisions you actually made and can still be asked about later.

These records are placeholders, not papers. Every title below says what it is. There are no authors, journals, years or DOIs here, because a demo full of realistic-looking citations is a fabrication risk whatever label sits above it. What is real is the mechanism — the counts below are produced by the same code the product runs.

1. Two searches, logged

2. Twelve records, screened one at a time

3. One record, and every decision ever made about it

This is the part a form cannot do. The researcher excluded this record on its title, then reinstated it after reading the abstract. The earlier decision is still on file — reversing a decision writes a new entry, it does not erase the old one.

4. The figure, counted rather than typed

Exclusion reasons, broken down

PRISMA requires full-text exclusions to be reported with reasons. These are grouped from what was entered against each record, not typed into a box.

1 record has not been screened yet, so this figure says so. A half-finished review that renders as a finished one with small numbers is the failure this is built to avoid.

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