Table 1.
Author (year) | Geographical setting(s) | Design | Data source(s) | Type of data | Study period | Patient population |
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Ali et al. (2019) [17] | UK | Retrospective, observational cohort study | Royal Stoke University Hospital | Paper notes and electronic clinical records | 2017–9 | 11 patients with SMA type I (45% male; median age: 2 years) treated with nusinersen |
Armstrong et al. (2016) [19] | USA | Retrospective, observational cohort study | Military Health System Data Repository (MDR) | Defense Health Agency corporate healthcare data | 2003–12 | 239 patients with SMA (45% male; mean age NR) [phenotype NR] |
Chambers et al. (2020) [25] | Australia | Cross-sectional, observational study; and retrospective, observational cohort study | Survey administrated to caregivers via two neuromuscular clinics and a patient support organization; the Sydney Children’s Hospital SMA clinic; and local unit costs | Self-reported data; and health service use and insurance data | 2016–17 | 40 patients with SMA (48% male; mean age: 9 years) [10% with SMA type I, 65% with SMA type II, and 25% with SMA type III] |
Cardenas et al. (2019) [16] | USA | Retrospective, observational cohort study | Kids’ Inpatient Database (KID) part of the HCUP | Claims data | 2012 | 237 patients with SMA type I (43% male; mean age NR) |
Darbà et al. (2019) [15] | Spain | Retrospective, observational cohort study | Spanish claims database Minimum Basic Data Set (Conjunto Mínimo Básico de Datos [CMBD]) | Claims data | 1997–2015 | 705 patients with SMA type I, SMA type III, progressive SMA, other SMA, or unspecified SMA (62% male; mean age: 37 years) [distribution of phenotypes NR] |
Darbà (2020) [24] | Spain | Retrospective, observational cohort study | Public Data Analysis for Health Research and Innovation Program (PADRIS) database | Electronic clinical records | 2014–17 | 396 patients with SMA (53% male; mean age: 57 years) (6% with SMA type I, 29% with SMA type III, 43% with progressive SMA, 10% with other SMA, and 13% with unspecified SMA) |
Droege et al. (2019) [18] | USA | Retrospective, observational cohort study | Symphony Health’s Integrated Dataverse (IDV) | Claims data | 2016–18 | 349 patients with SMA type I (44% male; mean age: 9 years) receiving conventional therapy; 45 patients with SMA type I (38% male; mean age: 12 years) receiving nusinersen; 5728 patients with SMA types II–IV (52% male; mean age: 31 years) receiving conventional therapy; and 404 patients with SMA types II–IV (49% male; mean age: 15 years) receiving nusinersen |
Klug et al. (2016) [20] | Germany | Cross-sectional, observational study |
Survey administrated to patients identified via the German SMA patient registry; and local unit costs |
Self-reported data | 2013 | 189 patients with SMA (59% male; median age: 19 years) (6% with SMA type I, 39% with SMA type II, and 55% with SMA type III) |
Lee et al. (2019) [14] | USA | Retrospective, observational cohort study | HCUP; and the Center for Health Information and Analysis | Claims data | 2005–13 | 229 patients with severe SMA (distribution of sex and mean age NR) [phenotype NR] |
López-Bastida et al. (2017) [13] | Spain | Cross-sectional, observational study | Survey administrated to patients via national patient associations; and local unit costs | Self-reported data | 2015 | 81 patients with SMA (42% male; mean age: 7 years) [10% with SMA type I, 74% with SMA type II, and 16% with SMA type III] |
Marcellusi et al. (2019) [22] | Italy | Cross-sectional, observational study | Survey administrated to patients via a national patient association; and local unit costs | Self-reported data | 2018 | 118 patients with SMA (41% male; mean age: 18 years) (23% with SMA type I, 48% with SMA type II, and 29% with SMA type III) |
Peña-Longobardo et al. (2020) [26] | France; Germany; and UK | Cross-sectional, observational study | Survey administrated to caregivers via a patient organization/registry; and local unit costs | Self-reported data | 2015 | 27 French patients with SMA (41% male; mean age: 6 years) [19% with SMA type I, 48% with SMA type II, and 33% with SMA type III]; 25 German patients with SMA (28% male; mean age: 10 years) [44% with SMA type I, 48% with SMA type II, and 8% with SMA type III]; and 34 UK patients with SMA (50% male; mean age: 6 years) [21% with SMA type I, 59% with SMA type II, and 21% with SMA type III] |
Tan et al. (2019) [21] | USA | Retrospective, observational cohort study | HealthCore Integrated Research Database | Claims data | 2006–16 | 341 patients with SMA (55% male; mean age: 45 years) [7% with SMA type I, 6% with SMA type II/III, and 87% with SMA type IV] |
Zuluaga‑Sanchez et al. (2019) [23] | Sweden | Modeling study (CEA) | Clinical expert input; and local unit costs | Clinical and economic model input data | 2016 | Patients with SMA type I (45% male; mean age: 6 months) and SMA types II–IV (47% male, mean age: 4 years) [number of patients NA] |
CEA cost-effectiveness analysis, HCUP Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project, NA not applicable, NR not reported, SMA spinal muscular atrophy