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Table 1 Studies’ description

From: Association between residual teeth number in later life and incidence of dementia: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Study

Publishing year

Country, setting

Years of observation

Minimum age at enrollment, mean age upon study completion

Study participants at enrollment, n

Excluded or lost participants, n (%)

Takeuchi et al. [22]

2017

Japan, Hisayama community

5.4

60

1996

430 (21.5%)

Komiyama et al. [23]

2016

Japan, Tsurugaya district community

8

70, 75.2

948

114 (12.0%)

Stewart et al. [24]

2015

Sweden, Gothenburg community

32

70

697

29% in 2000–2001 cohort; 30% in 2005–2006 cohort

Luo et al. [25]

2015

China, Jing’ansi community

3

60, 71.3

3836

3063 (20.1%)

Batty et al. [10]

2013

20 Countries, 215 centers

5

55, 66.2

11,140

1571 (14.1%)

Paganini-Hill et al. [26]

2012

United States, Retirement community

18

52, 80.3

8403

2762 (32.8%)

Yamamoto et al. [27]

2012

Japan, Aichi community

3.7

65

4898

473 (9.6%)

Arrivé et al. [20]

2011

France, Gironde and Dordogne communities

15

66,71.9

447

42 (9.4%)

Kim et al. [11]

2007

Korea, Kwangju community (10/66 Dementia Research Group)

2.4

65, 73.4

919

233 (25.3%)

Stein et al. [21]

2007

United States, Nun community

12

75, 83.0

144

24 (16.7%)

Shimazaki et al. [28]

2001

Japan, 29/30 institutions in Kitakyushu

7

59, 79.7

719

236 (32.8%)