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. 2019 Jul 13;23(9):5884–5894. doi: 10.1111/jcmm.14535

Table 2.

Clinical studies investigating miR‐125b in patients with vascular diseases

Articles Sample size Origin Categorization Disease type Relationship Reference
Huang et al. (2014) 676 Plasma Low vs High miR‐125b Acute myocardial infarction OR 4.27 for disease (2.84‐6.41) 52
Liu et al. (2014) 12 Tissue Disease vs control samples Intracranial aneurysm FC 0.29 (P = .04) 53
Sepramaniam et al. (2014) 287 Whole blood Disease vs control samples Acute stroke FC 1.795 (P = .007) 54
Ding et al. (2015) 124 Plasma Disease vs control samples Coronary heart disease FC 0.778 (P = .055) 60
Marques et al. (2016) 17 Plasma (coronary sinus) Disease vs control samples Congestive heart failure FC 0.27 (P = .023) 62
Jia et al. (2016) 309 Plasma Disease vs control samples Acute coronary syndrome FC 4.46 (P = .008) 63
Bo et al. (2017) 61 Whole blood Disease vs control samples Intracranial aneurysm Predicted to be altered 67
Tiedt et al. (2017) 380 Plasma Disease vs control samples Acute ischaemic stroke FC 2.54 (P < .0001) 69
Chao et al. (2017) 223 Serum Low vs High (/control) Vascular calcification OR 1.41 for disease (P = .03)
HR 7.14 for progression (P < .01)
70
Courtois et al. (2018) 57 Plasma Disease vs control samples Abdominal aortic aneurysm Lower (P < .05) 74
Gui et al. (2018) 205 Serum Disease vs control samples Acute ischaemic stroke FC 1.372 (P = .019) 76
Kay et al. (2019) 121 Plasma Disease vs control samples Coronary or carotid atherosclerosis Lower 78

Abbreviations: FC, fold change; HR, hazard ratio; OR, odds ratio.