Review Article

A Meta-Analysis of GBA-Related Clinical Symptoms in Parkinson’s Disease

Table 1

The characteristics of the related phenotypes data updated in all publications included.

Year, first authorNOSCountryGroupsnFamily historyAAOUPDRS-IIIH-YDementiaDepressionOrthostatic hypotensionWearing-offMotor fluctuationFreezing

2017, Cilia et.al. [25]8ItalyGBA + PD1233852.4 ± 10.233.5 ± 14.225 (93)12 (65)48 (82)28 (92)
GBA − PD264144657.4 ± 10.630.4 ± 13.7240 (1254)89 (840)726 (168)332 (1210)
2017, Davis et.al. [26]7AmericanGBA + PD2762.0 ± 9.031.8 ± 10.69
GBA − PD67568.4 ± 8.627.5 ± 12.958
2016, Thaler et al. [27]7IsraelGBA + PD1251.4 ± 10.728.8 ± 9.62.9 ± 0.6
GBA − PD1258.7 ± 5.721.7 ± 6.52.1 ± 0.7
2016, Swan et al. [28]7IsraelGBA + PD3157.0 ± 12.716.7 ± 8.72.3 ± 1.110
GBA − PD5559.7 ± 11.420.4 ± 13.22.2 ± 0.97
2016, Dan et al. [29]8ChinaGBA + PD4016
GBA − PD1007191
2015, Gan-Or et al. [24]7IsraelGBA + PD19
GBA − PD101
2014, Brockmann et al. [22]7GermanyGBA + PD332.7 ± 0.7
GBA − PD262.5 ± 0.7
2014, Wang et al. [30]#8ChinaGBA + PD4928 (49)9 (34)11 (37)5 (37)
GBA − PD1366583 (1366)221 (843)169 (922)90 (924)
2014, Malec-Litwinowicz et.al. [31]#7PolandGBA + PD541
GBA − PD1174321
2014, Li et al. [32]#7JapanGBA + PD34520
GBA − PD1132149
2014, Pulkes et al. [33]#7China, ThailandGBA + PD1782
GBA − PD1918221
2013, Kumar et al. [34]#7SerbiaGBA + PD210 (19)
GBA − PD3398 (287)
2011, Lesage et al. [35]#8EuropeansGBA + PD10047 (76)
GBA − PD1291532 (902)
2008, Gan-Or et al. [36]#7IsraelGBA + PD716
GBA − PD28328 (280)

Abbreviations: publications newly updated; #publications previously included, and this table only exhibits the updated clinical data in the previous publications included; other clinical features were shown in the published manuscript [11]. PD, Parkinson’s disease; GBA + PD, PD with GBA mutations; GBA − PD, PD without GBA mutations; AAO, age at onset; UPSRS-III, the Part III of Unified Parkinson Disease Rating Scale; H-Y, Hoehn–Yahr Rating Scale. AAO, UPDRS-III, and H-Y were presented as mean and standard deviation; others were shown as count data. n, total number of patients whose clinical information was available in each group.