Figure 2.

Comparison of the probabilities of different types of ketogenic diets at various levels. CAU refers to the control group on a conventional diet, KD represents the group on a classic ketogenic diet, MCT refers to the group on a medium-chain triglyceride ketogenic diet, MAD stands for the group on a modified Atkins diet, and LGIT describes the group on a low glycemic index ketogenic diet. Rank indicates the ranking probability of different types of ketogenic diets at specific levels (1–5). The levels indicate the likelihood of being the best treatment, second-best treatment, and so on, with Level 1 being the best and Level 5 being the worst. (A) Comparison of the therapeutic efficacy of different ketogenic diets in reducing epilepsy by at least 50% at 3 months. (B) Comparison of the therapeutic efficacy of different ketogenic diets in reducing epilepsy by at least 90% at 3 months. (C) Comparison of the therapeutic efficacy of different ketogenic diets in reducing epilepsy by at least 50% at 6 months. (D) Comparison of the therapeutic efficacy of different ketogenic diets in reducing epilepsy by at least 90% at 6 months.