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Table 1 Studies and patients’ characteristics

From: Overweight and obesity in adult patients with phenylketonuria: a systematic review

First author, year

Design

Location

Funding sources

Matching criteria

Sample size

Treatment

Diagnosis context

Mean/median age (years)

PKU

Controls

PKU

PKU

Controls

Azabdaftari, 2019 [8]

Cross-sectional

Germany

Funds dedicated to clinical research

Age

23

28

Diet

NR

30.8 ± 8.4

30.1 ± 9.1

Burton, 2018 [14]

Retrospective

USA

Pharmaceutical company

Age, race, gender, geographic location

3691

18455

NR

NR

34.6 ± 14.3

34.9 ± 14.2

Trefz, 2019 [15]

Retrospective

Germany

Pharmaceutical company

Age and gender

377

3770

Diet + pharmacological treatment

NBS/clinical suspicion

50.9 ± 20.4

NR

Robertson, 2013 [9]

Retrospective

UK

None

NA

236

NA

Diet

NBS

26 ± 7

NA

Jani, 2017 [16]

Longitudinal

USA

NIH and Pharmaceutical company

NA

27

NA

Diet + pharmacological treatment

NR

28.8

(19.5, 54.6)

NA

Ozel, 2014 [17]

Retrospective and cross-sectional

Europe and Turkey

None

NA

164

NA

Diet + pharmacological treatment

NBS

22.9(Ankara)

19.6(Brussels)

NA

Couce, 2018 # [19]

Cross-sectional

Spain

APS fees covered by NPO

Age and gender

41

25

Diet + pharmacological treatment

NBS/clinical suspicion

NR

NR

Williams, 2015 [18]

Cross-sectional

Australia

None

NA

41

NA

Diet

NR

31 ± 12

NA

  1. APS article processing charges, NA not applicable, NBS newborn screening, NIH National Institute of Health, NPO Non-profitable Organization, NR not reported, PKU phenylketonuria, UK United Kingdom, USA United States of America
  2. #Data are extrapolated from original data of the study