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Table 4 Subgroup meta-analyses on the prevalence of MCI

From: Prevalence of mild cognitive impairment in community-dwelling Chinese populations aged over 55 years: a meta-analysis and systematic review

Subgroup

Included studies

Study participants (sample size)

Random-effect Model

Heterogeneity

MCI Prevalence

(95% CI)

p

I2

Ph

Age (Years)

 55–59

3

5951

0.076(0.025–0.226)

< 0.001

99.2%

0.922

 60–69

24

23,095

0.095(0.074–0.121)

< 0.001

97.8%

0.356

 70–79

25

22,902

0.146 (0.124–0.171)

< 0.001

96.6%

0.153

 ≥ 80

25

9397

0.236 (0.204–0.274)

< 0.001

93.5%

0.122

Sex

 Men

34

45,609

0.115 (0.097–0.136)

< 0.001

97.4%

0.233

 Women

34

36,027

0.138 (0.117–0.163)

< 0.001

98.3%

0.224

Residency

 Urban

32

71,801

0.114 (0.098–0.132)

< 0.001

98.4%

0.174

 Rural

12

25,137

0.136 (0.106–0.176)

< 0.001

98.8%

0.193

Living status

 With family

10

13,941

0.141 (0.110–0.182)

< 0.001

97.6%

0.157

 alone

10

3518

0.182 (0.136–0.244)

< 0.001

95.0%

0.206

Education attainment

 < Primary school

18

10,974

0.172 (0.122–0.243)

< 0.001

98.3%

0.540

 Primary school

18

14,502

0.120 (0.083–0.174)

< 0.001

98.5%

0.623

 Middle school

21

11,367

0.091 (0.072–0.115)

< 0.001

94.3%

0.418

 ≥ High school

21

9568

0.063 (0.046–0.085)

< 0.001

94.2%

0.515

Diagnostic criteria

 Peterson

25

67,267

0.129 (0.107–0.154)

< 0.001

98.9%

0.209

 DSM-IV

9

21,699

0.135 (0.097–0.188)

< 0.001

99.0%

0.257

 NIA-AA

2

11,327

0.103 (0.029–0.369)

< 0.001

98.8%

0.833

Study period

 < 2005

4

15,857

0.037 (0.016–0.087)

< 0.001

99.2%

0.769

 ≥ 2005

30

90,510

0.141 (0.124–0.160)

< 0.001

98.6%

0.142