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. 2020 Oct 30;2020:9869851. doi: 10.1155/2020/9869851

Table 3.

Intervention and outcomes.

Study name Reid Linsenmeyer Waites Lee Hess Sappal
Year 2001 2004 2004 2007 2008 2018
Study design Longitudinal Crossover randomized controlled Parallel randomized controlled Parallel (4 groups) randomized controlled Crossover randomized controlled Parallel randomized controlled
Intervention Cranberry Juice 750 mL (3 × 259 mL, mealtimes) PAC content not reported Tablets 1.2 g/d (3 × 0.4 g) PAC content not reported Capsule 2.0 g/d
PAC content not reported
Tablets 1.6 g/d CB 1.6 g/d + MH 0.2 g/d PAC content not reported Tablet 1.0 g/d (2 × 0.5 g) PAC content not reported Capsule
PAC content 36 mg
Control Water 750 mL (3 × 259 mL, mealtimes) Placebo Placebo identical (lactose) Placebo and MH 0.2 g/d Placebo identical (rice flour) Placebo
Study duration 1 week each, 2 days washout 4 weeks each, 1 week washout 6 months 6 months 6 months 15 days
Outcomes Bacteriuria
Bacterial biofilm load
Bacteriuria, pyuria Bacteriuria Symptomatic UTI Symptomatic UTI Bacteriuria, pyuria
Bacteriuria (cut-off) Not specified Midstream specimen of urine: ≥104/mL catheter specimen of urine: >105/mL Catheter specimen of urine: ≥104/mL ≥105/mL ≥104/mL ≥105/mL
Reported effects Water: 7/15
CB juice: 7/15
Not significant Treatment: 10/26 Control: 8/22 Treatment (CB and CB+MH): 67/153
Control (placebo and MH): 71/152
Treatment: 6/47
Control: 16/47
Not significant
Adverse effects Not reported Not reported Not reported Mild and infrequent Not reported Not reported

CB: cranberry; MH: methenamine hippurate; PAC: proanthocyanidins; UTI: urinary tract infection.