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Table 2 Summary of included articles evaluating the impact of sex and birth weight on the risk of developing anastomotic strictures after repair of esophageal atresia

From: Gender and birth weight as risk factors for anastomotic stricture after esophageal atresia repair: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Study (year)

Study design

Country

Study period

Sample size

Reported stricture rate (%)

     

M/F

BW

< 2500 g

BW

> 2500 g

Michaud et al. (2001) [14]

Retrospective cohort single-center

France

(Five years)

50

37/45

30

47

Allin et al. (2014) [15]

Prospective cohort multi-center

UK and Ireland

2008–2009

76

40/34

28

43

Nice et al. (2016) [16]

Retrospective cohort single-center

USA

1999–2014

121

20/24

NA

NA

Okata et al. (2016) [7]

Retrospective cohort single-center

Japan

2000–2015

28

53/31

NA

NA

Stenström et al. (2017) [17]

Retrospective Case-Control single-center

Sweden

Case 2010–2014, Control 2001–2009

93

39/42

43

42

Donoso et al. (2017) [8]

Retrospective cohort single-center

Sweden

Case 2005–2013, Control 1994–2004

126

53/56

51

56

  1. M Male; F Female, BW Birth weight; NA Not available