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. 2021 Feb 12;8(2):137. doi: 10.3390/children8020137

Table 3.

Functional imaging studies—sample characteristics.

Study Study Design Sybtype Males(%) Mean Age (Years) Age Range (Years) Mean BMI (Kg/m2) Duration of Follow-up (Months) 2nd Imaging Participation 2nd Mean BMI (Kg/m2) Measure Adapted for 2nd Imaging Criteria for Diagnosis Duration of Illness (Months) Patients under Medication (%)
SPECT
Kojima (2005) Cross-sectional (longitudinal) AN-R: 12
HC: 11
0 18.6 15.1–22.1 12.5 3.46 100% 15.6 Weight gain DSM-IV Not mentioned Not mentioned
Takano (2001) Cross-sectional AN-R: 8
AN-BP: 6
HC: 8
0 21.2 - 14.0 - - - - DSM-IV 16.8 0
Matsumoto (2006) Longitudinal AN-R: 5
AN-BP: 3
HC: 8
0 18.5 12.3–24 12.9 6 100% 18.8 Weight normalization. DSM-IV 28 0
Komatsu (2010) Longitudinal AN: 10
HC: 10
0 13.2 11.0–14.3 13.1 3 100% 16.6 Weight gain DSM-IV Early onset 0
fMRI -
S. Gaudio (2015) Cross-sectional AN-R: 16
HC:16
0 15.8 13–18 16.2 - - - - DSM-IV TR 4 0
I. Boehm (2014) Cross-sectional AN-R: 33
AN-BP: 2
HC: 35
0 16.1 12–23 14.8 - - - DSM-IV 18.9 0
F. Amianto (2013) Cross-sectional AN-R: 12
HC:10
0 20.0 16–24 16.3 - - - - DSM-IV 11.5 0
S. Gaudio (2018) Cross-sectional AN-R: 15
HC:15
0 15.7 13–18 16.1 - - - DSM-IV TR 4 0
D. Geisler (2015) Cross-sectional AN: 35
HC:35
0 16.1 12–23 14.8 - - - - DSM-IV 18.9 0
S. Ehrlich (2015) Cross-sectional AN-R: 33
AN-BP: 2
HC: 35
0 16.1 12–23 14.8 - - - - DSM-IV 18.9 0