Review Article

Extracts or Active Components from Acorus gramineus Aiton for Cognitive Function Impairment: Preclinical Evidence and Possible Mechanisms

Table 2

Quality assessment of included studies.

Study (years)12345678910Total

Yang et al. [17]5
Wei et al., 20133
Sundaramahalingam et al. [18]3
Shin et al. [19]4
Ma et al. [11]5
Liu et al. [20]6
Limón et al. [21]5
Li et al. [22]5
Zhang et al. [5]3
Lee et al. [10]4
Lee et al. [23]5
Kumar et al., 20123
Kim et al. [25]3
Geng et al. [26]4
Chen et al. [27]3
Ma et al. [28]5
Tian et al. [29]2
Zhou et al. [30]3
Wang GM et al., 20172
Hu et al. [32]2
Chen et al. [33]2
Gu et al. [34]2
Wu et al., 20042
Wen et al., 20092
Yang et al. [37]6
Zhou et al. [38]2
Jiang et al., 20072
Huang et al. [40]1
Wang BL et al., 20175
Guo et al. [42]2
Jiang et al. [43]3
Yang et al. [44]2
Wang et al. [45]3
Ma et al. [46]4

1: peer-reviewed publication; 2: statements describing control of temperature; 3: randomization to treatment group; 4: allocation concealment; 5: blinded assessment of outcome; 6: avoidance of anesthetics with known notable intrinsic neuroprotective properties; 7: use of animals with relevant comorbidities; 8: sample size calculation; 9: compliance with animal welfare regulations; 10: declared any potential conflict of interest.