Anthropometric Parameters in Celiac Disease: A Review on the Different Evaluation Methods and Disease Effects

Table 2

Sample characteristics in studies with celiac patients.

Scientific publication	<18 years		>18 years		Control
	M	F	M	F
Bode et al. [25]			7	15	No
Bardella et al. [26]			31	127	No
Gonzalez et al. [27]				32	85
Rea et al. [28]	8	15			No
Mautalen et al. [29]			5	9	No
Smecuol et al. [30]			1	24	No
Dickey and Bodkin [31]			35	15	No
Lorenzo et al. [32]	12	31			30
Bardella et al. [18]	14	15	8	15	52
Barera et al. [23]			20	51	142
Capristo et al. [9]			16	23	63
Fabiani et al. [33]			26	18	No
Carbone et al. [10]	15	33			41
Zipser et al. [34]			748	248	No
West et al. [35]		2649	17925
Capristo et al. [36]				18	22
Dickey and Kearney [37]			114	257	No
West et al. [38]			57	30	No
Capristo et al. [20]			17	9	No
Cheng et al. [39]			248	121	No
Duerksen and Leslie [40]			6	37	233
Reilly et al. [41]	60	82			No
Kabanni et al. [42]			166	513	No
Passananti et al. [21]				95	No
Brambilla et al. [11]	103	47			288
Valente [43]			8	12	39
Kurpaa et al. [44]			40	No
Silva et al. [45]	23	8			31
Churruca et al. [46]				54	No
Totais	212	231	1513	1725	18975

The data was separated in children and adolescents (<18 years) and adults (>18 years), subdivided by sex, male (M) and female (F). Control: the presence of a control groups. Sex data not informed. These values were not included in stratification by sex.