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. 2021 Jun 9;20(1):1051–1062. doi: 10.1007/s40200-021-00821-3

Table 2.

Effect of selenium supplementation on inflammatory markers in included studies

Author, year Outcome Results
Group Mean change ± SD significance SMD
1 Asemi, 2015 hs-CRP (ng/mL)

I: -791.88 ± 2271.84

P: 500.55 ± 2563.34

Yes -0.53
NO (mmol/L)

I: 20.91 ± 65.32

P: 5.03 ± 51.68

No 0.26
2 Shargorodsky, 2010 hs-CRP(mg/dl)

I: -1.32 ± 2.8

P: -0.49 ± 1.4

No -0.37
Homocysteine(μmol/l)

I: -0.05 ± 2.83

P: 0.36 ± 3.2

No -0.13
Ur cathacholamines (mg/24 h)

I: 3.76 ± 20

P: 2.46 ± 18

No 0.07
3 Ravn-Haren, 2007 CRP

I: 0.08 ± 1.15

P: -0.08 ± 0.65

No 0.17
4 Alizadeh, 2012 hs-CRP, mg/l

I: 0 ± 1.45

P: -0.3 ± 1.64

No 0.19
NOx, _mol/l

I: -8 ± 58.6

P: 3.7 ± 32.5

Yes -0.24
5 Murer, 2014 CRP,2 mg/L serum

I: 5.52 ± 8.3

P: -1.9 ± 4.5

No 1.11
6 Razavi, 2016 hs-CRP (ng/ml)

I: − 711.3 ± 1959.3

P: 193.5 ± 1117.4

Yes -0.56
NO (μmol/l)

I: 3.85 ± 13.37

P: 0.07 ± 23.38

No 0.19
7 Farrokhian, 2016 hs-CRP (ng/ml)

I: − 1 372.3 ± 2 318.8

P: − 99.8 ± 1 453.6

Yes -0.76
NO (μmol/l)

I: − 8.9 ± 16.7

P: − 4.3 ± 9.3

No -0.34

I Intervention group, C Control group, hs-CRP, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, CRP C-reactive protein, NO nitric oxide, SMD standardized mean difference