Table 1.
Characteristics of the included studies in the systematic review and meta-analysis for the global prevalence of sexual dysfunction among diabetic patients.
| Author/Year | Country | Setting | Design | Sample size | Prevalence | DM Type | Sex | Quality |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asefa et al., /2019 | Ethiopia | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 398 | 53.3% | Any DM | Both | Low-risk |
| Vafaeimanesh et al., /2014 | Iran | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 110 | 53.6% | Type2 | Female | Low-risk |
| Ogbera et al., /2009 | Nigeria | Institutional | Case-control | 94 | 88% | Type2 | Female | Low-risk |
| BC Unadike/2009 | Nigeria | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 225 | 58% | Any DM | Males | Low-risk |
| E.Tuncel/2016 | Turkish | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 93 | 55.9% | Type 2 | Female | Low-risk |
| Getie Mekonen et al. | Ethiopia | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 416 | 69.5% | Any DM | Male | Low-risk |
| Ewelina Bak et al., /2017 | Poland | Institutional | Case-control | 114 | 68% | Type 2 | Female | Low-risk |
| Forouzan Elyasi/2015 | Iran | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 150 | 78.7% | Type 2 | Female | Low-risk |
| Geoffrey M/2012 | Kenya | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 164 | 36.6% | Any DM | Female | Low-risk |
| Giuseppe Derosa/2023 | Italy | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 77 | 87% | Type 2 | Female | Low-risk |
| K Esposito/2010 | Italy | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 593 | 53.4% | Type 2 | Female | Low-risk |
| Ziaei-Rad et al., /2011 | Iran | Institutional | Case-control | 200 | 82.5% | Type 2 | Both | Low-risk |
| Owiredu et al., /2011 | Ghana | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 280 | 69.3% | Any DM | Males | Low-risk |
| Paul Enzlin/2009 | America | Institutional | Cohort | 424 | 35.4% | Type 1 | Female | Low-risk |
| Omidvar et al., /2013 | Iran | Institutional | Cross-sectional | 500 | 32.3% | Any DM | Female | Low-risk |