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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Aug 19.
Published in final edited form as: Neurourol Urodyn. 2019 Dec 9;39(1):58–65. doi: 10.1002/nau.24221

Table 1A:

Studies included in the meta-analysis of brain activation during rectal distention

Author Year Imaging Modality Subjects (number, sex) Method of Rectal Distention Subjects’ age range (mean or median, years)
Lotze 2001 fMRI 8 females Manual air inflation of balloon 28–54 (37.3)
Hobday 2001 fMRI 8 males Mechanical air balloon inflation 21–39
Berman 2006 fMRI 6 females, 7 males Pressure-controlled barostat 33.1 ± 10.9 (males); 34.8 +/− 7.9 (females)
Eickhoff 2006 fMRI 4 females, 4 males Manual air inflation of balloon 37.3
Song 2006 fMRI 12 females Pressure-controlled barostat 23
Rosenberger 2009 fMRI 14 females Pressure-controlled barostat 32.78 ± 8.38
Moisset 2010 fMRI 11 females Pressure-controlled barostat 38.4 ±3.1
Hall 2010 fMRI 6 females Pressure-controlled barostat 30–40
Elsenbruch 2010 fMRI 12 females Pressure-controlled barostat 31.4
Benson 2012 fMRI 15 females, 15 males Pressure-controlled barostat 26.1 ± 8.3 (females); 25.4±3.8 (males)
Smith 2011 fMRI 14 females Pressure-controlled barostat 19–53 (29)
Kotsis 2012 fMRI 18 females, 18 males Pressure-controlled barostat 25.2 and 27.1
Schmid 2013 fMRI 18 females, 18 males Pressure-controlled barostat 35.3 and 24.1
Bouhassira 2013 fMRI 11 females Pressure-controlled barostat 41.5±12.8
Rubio 2015 fMRI 9 females, 6 males Pressure-controlled barostat 21–43 (24)
Schmid 2015 fMRI 14 females and 14 males Pressure-controlled barostat 24
Benson 2015 fMRI 26 males Pressure-controlled barostat 26.3 ± 0.7