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. 2016 Nov 10;11(11):e0164769. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0164769

Table 2. Characteristics of Included Studies of Adults listed by Measurement Type.

Citation Country Design Age N Response Rate % Prevalence Outcomes Results %
Self-reported behaviour
Bixler et al [77] USA Cross-sectional 18–80 1006 ns Lifetime Yes/no 2.5
Current 0.4
Bjorvatn et al [78] Norway Cross-sectional 18–96 1000 25.38 Lifetime At least once during past 3 months from 6-point scale (never, less than once per month, less than once per week, 1–2 days per week, 3–5 days per week, daily/almost daily) 22.40
3 month 1.70
Davis [79] England Cross-sectional ns 100 ns Lifetime Yes/no 3.0
Hirotsu et al [80] Brazil Cross-sectional 16–60+ 2017 99.95 Current Yes/no 1.00
Mume [11] Nigeria Cross-sectional 18–60 228 91.20 Lifetime Yes/no 7.00
Orme [81] UK Cross-sectional ns 151 ns Lifetime Yes/no 13.91
Panda et al.[82] India Cross-sectional 16–55 1050 >95 1 month ns .60
Stepansky et al [83] Austria Cross-sectional ns 1000 ns ns ns .004
Thomas & Pederson [84] USA Cross-sectional 19–34+ 1116 88.35 Current ns 2.24
Vela-Bueno et al [85] Spain Cross-sectional 18–65+ 1131 75.40 Lifetime Yes/no 1.10
Zeitlhofer et al (2010) Austria Cross-sectional 14 = 50+ 1000 82.10 Current ns 2.00
Diagnosis
Frauscher et al [86] Austria Cross-sectional 19–77 100 27.50 Lifetime non-bothersome sleepwalking < 2 times per week ICSD-2 12
Oluwole [87] Nigeria Cross-sectional 19–35 276 30.84 Lifetime Yes/no ICSD 4.35
2 weeks 1.45
Ohayon [88] UK Cross-sectional 15–100 4972 79.60 Current DSM-IV 2.00
Ohayon et al [89] USA Cross-sectional 18–102 15 929 83.2 12 months DSM-IV 3.6
Childhood 25.7