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. 2019 Jul 11;97(1):156–167. doi: 10.1111/cge.13586

Table 1.

Ascertainment and study design of included studies

Authors Included karyotypes Prenatal diagnosed (%) Study design
Ross et al, 2008 XXY 60 Cross‐sectional, comparison with normed reference group
Ross et al, 2009 XXY 55 Cross‐sectional, comparison with age‐matched controls
XYY 29
Cordeiro et al, 2012 XXY 56 Cross‐sectional, comparison with normed reference group
XYY 33
Bruining et al, 2009 XXY 51 Cross‐sectional, comparison with normed reference group
Ratcliffe, 2009 XXY 100 Cross‐sectional, comparison with controls and siblings
XYY 95 Cross‐sectional, comparison with social class matched controls
XXX 100 Cross‐sectional, comparison with female controls and siblings
Rovet et al, 1995; 1996 XXY 100 Cytogenetic survey followed by longitudinal follow‐up comparison with sibling controls
Netley, 1986 XXY N/Aa Summary of several cytogenetic surveys with longitudinal follow‐up, comparison group differed between groups, including family member, unrelated controls, or a normed reference group
XXX
XYY
Zampini et al, 2018 XXX/XXY 100 Cross‐sectional, comparison with controls
Haka‐Ikse et al, 1978 XXY 100 Cytogenetic survey followed by longitudinal follow‐up comparison with normed reference group
Bishop et al, 2011 XXX 51 Cross‐sectional, comparison with sibling controls
XXY 100
XYY 36
Lee et al, 2015 XXY/XXX 100 Cross‐sectional, comparison with controls matched on chronological age and maternal education level
Van Rijn & Swaab, 2015 XXX/XXY 53 Cross‐sectional, comparison with controls
Samango‐Sprouse et al, 2018 XXY (NL) 55 Cross‐sectional, comparison with normed reference group
XXY (United States) 91
Ross et al, 2015 XYY 35 Cross‐sectional, comparison with controls matched on chronological age
Van Rijn et al, 2014a XXX/XXY 53 Cross‐sectional, comparison with controls
Van Rijn et al, 2018 XXY 24 Cross‐sectional, comparison with normed reference group
Van Rijn et al, 2014b XXX/XXY 49 Cross‐sectional, comparison with controls
a

Percentage prenatal diagnosed is not explicitly stated in this summary overview.