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. 2016 Mar 7;11(3):e0148496. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0148496

Table 2. Study characteristics.

Studies included in the meta-analysis
Study Stroke Group (N) Other Group (which and N) Control Group (N) Control Group (type) Age group Sex Stroke type Chronicity Medication Recruitment PSG night
Arzt et al 2010 [21] 96 / 1093 Community Mixed adults/elderly (m ± sd) MX Embolic, thromboembolic or hemorrhagic strokes Time of admission Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night
Terzoudi et al 2009 [26] 58 / 16 Patients with no major medical or psychiatric disorder Mixed adults/ elderly (18–82 yrs) MX Ischaemich or haemorrhagic Range: 6–10 days Free of medication 1 = clinic 1 night
Gottselig et al 2002 [27] 30 / 12 Patients with peripheral neurological disease Mixed young adults, adults and elderly (17–75) MX Unilateral hemispheric stroke Within first 10 days On medication 1 = clinic 1 night
Müller et al 2002 [28] 20 / 10 Patients hospitalized in the neurology (9) or dermatology (1) wards Mixed adults/ elderly (18–80 yrs) MX First acute hemispheric stroke Within 8 days Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night
Bassetti and Aldrich 2001 [29] 24 TIA: 17 TIA group TIA Mixed adults/ elderly (26–78 yrs) MX Supratentorialextrathalamic stroke M 11.7 days Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night
Santamaria et al 2000 [30] 13 / 18 Healthy volunteers Mixed adults/ elderly (37–84 yrs) MX Acute unilateral thalamic stroke M 14 days (range: 7–21) Not reported 1 = clinic 2 nights (1st as adaptation)
Mohsenin and Valor 1995 [33] 10 / 10 Other patients Mixed adults/ elderly (27–78 yrs) MX Cerebral hemispheres without brainstem lesion M 3 mo(within 1year) Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night
Hudgel et al 1993 [34] 8 / 8 Healthy volunteers Elderly (> 65 yrs) MX Unilateral cerebral hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke > or = 1 mo Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night
Giubilei et al 1992 [32] 17 17 (repeated measures) 10 Patients with peripheral neurological disease Mixed adults/ elderly (47–79 yrs) MX Ischemic stroke in MCA 2nd night and 3 weeks later Free of medication 1 = clinic 2 or 3 nights(1st night as adaptation)
Studies excluded in the meta-analysis (but included in systematic review)
Study Stroke Group (N) Other Group (which and N) Control Group (N) Control Group (type) Age group Sex Stroke type Chronicity Medication Recruitment PSG night
Coelho et al 2010 [22] 40 / 40 Patients of the sleep lab Mixed adults/elderly (m ± sd) MX Not specified Not reported On medication 1 = sleep lab 1 night
Siccoli et al 2008 [25] 11 9 (repeated measures) 5 Patients with no neurological or psychiatric disorder Working age adults (18–59 yrs) MX Acute ischaemic hemispheric stroke Within 8 days and between 3 and 12 mo at discharge Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night
Bliwise et al 2002 [23] 9 Alzheimer: 6 Parkinson:32 Patients with other neurological disorder Mixed adults/elderly (m ± sd) MX Subcortical M 16 days On medication 1 = clinic 1 night
Vock et al 2002 [31] 15 15 (repeated measures) 11 Patients with neurological (10) or dermatological disorder (1) Mixed adults/ elderly (18–76 yrs) MX Hemispheric ischemic stroke Within 8 to 35 days On medication 1 = clinic at least once
Pinto et al. 2000 [35] 24 / 24 Healthy volunterers Mixed adults/elderly (32–69 yrs) MX Vascular stroke (mixed) > 1 mo Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night
Yokoyama et al 1996 [24] 35 / 11 Normal subjects Mixed adults/elderly (m ± sd) MX Unilateral supra-tentorial lesions > 2 mo Not reported 1 = clinic 1 night