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Table 1 Characteristics of eligible studies included in this meta-analysis

From: Effects of non-surgical periodontal therapy on periodontal clinical data in periodontitis patients with rheumatoid arthritis: a meta-analysis

Author name, year

Location

Subjects

Gender (%Female)

Age

RA duration (years)

Follow-up time

Outcomes

Pinho et al. (2009) [42]

Brazil

Test: 15

Control: 15

60.0%

35–60

0.5–10

3, 6 months

PI, PD, BOP

Bıyıkoğlu et al. (2013) [43]

Turkey

Test: 15

Control: 15

Test: 60.0%

Control: 40.0%

Test: 46.6

Control: 46.7

6.4

1,3,6 months

PI, PD, AL, BOP

Roman-Torres et al. (2015) [44]

Brazil

Test: 12

Control: 12

100%

Test: 45.4

Control: 46.8

10.0

3 months

PI, PD, BOP

Kurgan et al. (2016) [45]

Turkey

Test: 13

Control: 13

Test: 69.2%

Control: 46.2%

Test: 48.5

Control: 41.4

NA

3 months

PI, GI, PD, BOP

Kurgan et al., (2017) [46]

Turkey

Test: 15

Control: 15

Test: 60.0%

Control: 53.3%

Test: 49.3

Control: 42.1

NA

3 months

PI, GI, PD, AL, BOP

Zhao et al. (2018) [47]

China

Test: 18

Control: 18

Test: 77.8%

Control: 77.8%

Test: 42.8

Control: 44.8

 > 6 weeks

1 month

PI, GI, PD, BOP

Cosgarea et al. (2019) [40]

Germany

Test: 18

Control: 18

Test: 77.8%

Control: 55.6%

Test: 51.6

Control: 43.6

14.9

3,6 months

PD, AL, BOP

  1. AL, attachment loss; BOP, bleeding on probing; GI, gingival index; PD, probing depth; PI, plaque index; RA, rheumatoid arthritis