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. 2018 May 25;2(7):687–709. doi: 10.1210/js.2017-00472

Table 1.

Quality Assessment of Included Studies

Authors Quality of Random Allocation Concealment Sample Size Large Enough to Detect Difference Intention to Treat Blinding Patients/ Personnel Blinding Outcome Assessment Comparability of Groups Clear Definition of Inclusion Exclusion Criteria Description of Withdrawal and Dropout
Barengolts et al. 2015
Davidson et al. 2013
Oosterwerff et al. 2014
Mitri et al. 2011 U
Harris et al. 2012 U U U
Tuomainen et al. 2015
Sollid et al. 2014
Dutta et al. 2014 U U
Forouhi et al. 2016
Jorde et al. 2016 U U
Moreira-Lucas et al. 2016
Salehpour et al. 2013 U U
Pittas et al. 2007 U U
Ramly et al. 2014
Carrillo et al. 2013 U
Wamberg et al. 2013
Zittermann et al. 2009 U U
Gepner et al. 2012 U
Grimnes et al. 2011
Wood et al. 2012
Asemi et al. 2015
Sun et al. 2016 U
Sharifi et al. 2014 U
Mousa et al. 2017
Osati et al. 2016 U U
Grubler et al. 2016
Lorvand Amiri et al. 2016 U
Vahedpoor et al. 2017

Abbreviations: √, adequate; —, inadequate; U, unclear.