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. 2015 Sep 29;11:2479–2491. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S89922

Table 1.

Characteristics of the included studies

Study Patient population N (D/C) Male (%) (D/C) Age (years) (D/C) Depression criteria Depression severity (scale, score) OS markers Prior AD exposure AD treatment duration
Baek and Park38 Outpatient 80, 80 41, 48 44.9±1.8, 44.5±1.6 DSM-IV HAM-D (Korean 35.4±0.78) TBARS (MDA) n/a n/a
Bajpai et al40 Outpatient 60, 40 42, 42 n/a DSM-IV n/a MDA n/a n/a
Bal et al24 Outpatient 42, 38 12, 16 44.1±12.3, 44.0±9.3 DSM-IV HAM-D MDA n/a n/a
Bilici et al25 Outpatient 30, 32 30, 50 41.5±8.4, 42.1±7.4 DSM-IV HAM-D MDA n/a Fluoxetine, sertraline, fluvoxamine, citalopram, 3 months
Dimopoulos26 Community sample 33, 33 39, 39 65.8±3.4, 65.4±4.1 DSM-IV GDS 8-iso-PGF2α n/a n/a
Fadillioglu et al27 Community sample 8, 8 0, 0 20.3±0.6, 20.8±0.4 DSM-IV BDI: 25.3±1.1; HAM-D: 16.3±1.2 MDA n/a n/a
Galecki et al28 n/a 50, 30 47, 44 36.7±5.2, 32.1±4.3 DSM-IV HAM-D: 32.3±6.2 MDA n/a Fluoxetine, 3 weeks
Ghodake et al29 Outpatient 30, 30 n/a 32.2±6.4 DSM-IV n/a MDA n/a AD as prescribed plus vitamin E and C supplements, 12 weeks
Khanzode et al30 Outpatient 62, 40 45, 55 43.8±12.9, 40.9±10.2 DSM-IV HAM-D: 25.1±4.4 (n=32, fluoxetine); 23.4±4.7 (n=30, citalopram) MDA n/a Fluoxetine and citalopram, 12 weeks
Kotan et al31 n/a 50, 44 22, 23 33.1±10.0, 33.2±7.9 DSM-IV HAM-D: 30.4±3.0 MDA n/a Venlafaxine, paroxetine, sertraline, citalopram, milnacipran, fluoxetine, tianeptine, moclobemide, and escitalopram as prescribed, 24 weeks
Maes et al33 Outpatient 54, 37 43, 32 43.5±11.6, 43.6±11.1 DSM-IV HAM-D oxLDL Yes (n=25) n/a
Maes et al32 Outpatient 74, 33 49, 39 40.3±9.8, 40.3±9.8 DSM-IV HAM-D: 22.4±2.1 (non-chronic depression, n=46); 23.4±2.8 (chronic depression, n=28) MDA n/a n/a
Rybka et al39 Geriatric clinic 15, 19 n/a 59.7±1.9, 62.3±2.8 ICD-10 BDI: 17.7±1.1 MDA SSRI (60%), SNRI (35%), TCA (15%) SSRI, SNRI, and TCA as prescribed
Selley34 n/a 25, 25 52, 48 46.1±12.4, 47.0±10.0 DSM-IV n/a HNE n/a n/a
Stefanescu and Ciobica35 Inpatient and outpatient 31, 20 36, 35 47.5±7.9, 46.3±7.8 DSM-IV HAM-D: 21.6±5.6 MDA Mirtazapine (25%), venlafaxine (39%), tianeptine (19%), escitalopram (16%) n/a
Vargas et al36 Outpatient 140, 201 24, 41 18–60 DSM-IV HAM-D: 14.4±9.4 (smokers, n=72); 6.9±7.9 (never-smokers, n=68) LPH, MDA n/a n/a
Yager et al37 Community sample 73, 72 39, 41 28.4±9.1, 28.8±9.2 DSM-IV HAM-D 8-iso-PGF2α n/a n/a

Abbreviations: AD, antidepressant; BDI, Beck Depression Inventory; D/C, depressed group/control group; DSM, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; GDS, Geriatric Depression Scale; HAM-D, Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression; HNE, 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal; ICD-10, International Classification of Diseases-10; LPH, lipid hydroperoxide; MDA, malondialdehyde; n/a, not available; OS, oxidative stress; oxLDL, oxidized low-density lipoprotein; PGF2α, prostaglandin F2α; SNRI, serotonin–norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor; SSRI, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor; TBARS, thiobarbituric acid reactive substances; TCA, tricyclic antidepressant.