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. 2022 Jun 14;9:866518. doi: 10.3389/fnut.2022.866518

TABLE 2.

Characteristics of patients.

References Age Sex, n (%) Characteristics of patients
Carter et al. (18) 3 years (1–14)x M: 28 (67%)
F: 14 (33%)
Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF ≥ 12-month history of SBS and dependence on PN (defined as PN and/or intravenous fluids) for at least 30% of caloric and/or fluid/electrolyte needs. PN needs were required to be stable at baseline, without any clinically meaningful or substantial reduction in PN or advancement in enteral nutrition (EN; oral and/or tube feeding) for ≥3 months.
Busoni et al. (19) 9,7 years (9–10)y M: 3 (100%)
F: 0 (0%)
Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF No changes in nutritional support in the previous 3 months
Ferreiro et al. (20) 7 years M: 0 (0%)
F: 1 (100%)
Premature (33 weeks)
Hill et al. (22) U U Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF Patients who completed the core phase III TED-C13-003 12-week study (NCT01952080; EudraCT 2013-004588-30) were eligible. All patients who enrolled had received TED 0.0125, 0.025, or 0.05 mg/kg once daily in the phase III study. Patients had a 2.4- to 3.3-year gap after the 12-week study and enrolment in this study. Treatment with TED was provided if their parenteral support plateaued or deteriorated after prior TED treatment ended.
Kinberg (23) 5 years (1–16)x M: 4 (50%)
F: 4 (50%)
Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF
Lambe (25) 10 years (5–16)y U Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF Patients followed in the authors’ center with > 2 years on Home PN, small bowel length < 80cm and who had reached a plateau on long-term PN (no decrease of PN in the previous 6 months)
Kocoshis et al. (24)z SOC 6 years ± 5
0.025 7 years ± 4
0.05 6 years ± 4
M: 41 (70%)
F: 18 (30%)
Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF ≥ 12-month history of SBS and dependence on PN (defined as PN and/or intravenous fluids) for at least 30% of caloric and/or fluid/electrolyte needs. PN needs were required to be stable at baseline, without any clinically meaningful or substantial reduction in PN or advancement in enteral nutrition (EN; oral and/or tube feeding) for ≥3 months.
Martìnez et al. (26) x 12 years (6–17) M: 3 (75%)
F: 1 (25%)
Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF
Ramos-Boluda et al. (16)y 68 months (12–121) U Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF Remnant bowel less of 150 cm, dependent on PN, and with no surgical interventions or changes in PN in the previous 3 months.
Ribeiro-Mourão et al. (15)y 9 years (6–12) M: 1 (25%)
F: 3 (75%)
Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF Dependent on PN, no changes in composition of PN in the previous 6 months
Rumbo et al. (17) 6 years M: 1 (100%)
F: 0 (0%)
Sigalet et al. (9) 5.4 months ± 3.2z
U Aged < 1 year SBS-IF Requirement for > 50% of calories by PN, more than 45 days from last intestinal surgery OR Intestinal Failure with a requirement for > 50% of calories by PN, more than 45 days from an intestinal resection, independent of the length of remnant small intestine OR
Gastroschisis with a requirement for > 50% of calories by PN, and more than 45 days from last abdominal/intestinal surgery
Sigalet et al. (12) U U Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF Anatomic SBS, with < 40% of expected bowel length and a requirement for > 30% of calories by PN, > 3 months (90 days) from last intestinal surgery; or gastroschisis, with a requirement for > 30% of calories by PN and > 3 months from last intestinal surgery
Mercer et al. (21) U U Aged 1–17 years SBS-IF Patients who completed a core phase III
TED-C14-006 24-week study (NCT02682381 EudraCT 2015-002252-27), were eligible

SBS, Short Bowel Syndrome; IF, Intestinal Failure; PN, Parenteral Nutrition; EN, Enteral Nutrition.

xMedian (range), yMean (range), zMean ± Standard Deviation.