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Table 1 Summary of Included Studies on sarcopenia Associated with Mortality among critically ill

From: Sarcopenia as a predictor of mortality among the critically ill in an intensive care unit: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Author/year

Time of CT scan

Country

Design

Study interval

Male

Cause of ICU

Prevalence

Samplesize

Age/years

Sarcopenia

Criteria

Outcome assessed

Method

Moisey 2013 [10]

On the day of admission

USA

retrospective cohort study

2009–2010

57 %

Trauma

71.00 %

149

79 (72–85)

SMI

in-hospital mortality

CT

Hoogt 2018[18]

NA

Netherlands

retrospective cohort study

2013–2014

53.40 %

Critically ill

42.4 %.

687

None

SMI

in-hospital mortality

CT

Ji 2018 [35]

Before ICU admission

China

retrospective cohort study

2012–2016

58.80 %

Sepsis

26.00 %

236

≥ 18

SMI

30-day survival

CT

Shibahashi 2017 [17]

On the day of admission

Japan

retrospective cohort study

2012–2016

69 %

Sepsis

55.3 %

150

75 (68, 82)

SMA

in-hospital mortality

CT

Cho 2019 [20]

1 day before admission

Korea

retrospective cohort study

2014–2017

61.40 %

Critically ill

37.00 %

127

≥18

TPA

1 year mortality

CT

Toledo 2018 [19]

Within 72 h or

more after ICU admission

Brazil

retrospective cohort study

2010–2014

56 %

Critically ill

38.30 %

99

61.6(13.5)

SMI

30-day survival

CT

Kou 2019 [21]

Within 30 days of the first SBT

 China

retrospective cohort study

2013–2014

56 %

Critically ill

31.30 %

96

73.0(63.0-80.8)

TPA

in-hospital mortality

CT

Tanabe 2019 [33]

Within 7 days of admission

USA

retrospective cohort study

2011–2014

51.40 %

Trauma

22.00 %

327

77.8 (8.6)

MCSA

1 year mortality

CT

Kaplan 2017 [34]

Within 2 days of admission

USA

retrospective cohort study

2011–2014

59.80 %

Trauma

37.10 %

450

≥ 65 years

SMI

1 year mortality

CT

Ebbeling 2014 [25]

On the day of admission

USA

Prespective cohort study

2005–2010

57 %

Trauma

50.00 %

180

≥ 55 years

TPA

in-hospital mortality

CT

Akahoshi 2016 [24]

Before ICU admission

Japan

retrospective cohort study

2012–2015

55.90 %

Trauma

29.70 %

84

None

SMA

30-day mortality

CT

Baggerman 2020 [11]

CT scan between − 6 and + 2 days from ICU admission

Netherlands

retrospective cohort study

2013–2017

60 %

 Sepsis

31.10 %

155

66.0(13.6)

SMI

in-hospital mortality

CT

Hwang 2019 [22]

CT scan at the admission

USA

retrospective cohort study

2012–2014

59 %

Trauma

32.00 %

230

≥ 55 years

SMI

in-hospital mortality

CT

Joyce 2020 [23]

Seven days prior to and one day after ICU admission

Australia

retrospective observational study

2018–2019

58.4 %

Critically ill

67.70 %

279

63.7 (16.4)

SMA

30-day survival

CT

  1. Abbreviations: SMI skeletal muscle index; ROS retrospective observational study; PCS prospective cohort study; NA not available; SMA skeletal muscle area; TPA total psoas muscle area; MCSA masseter cross-sectional area; CT Computed Tomography