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Table 3 Prevalence of obesity, dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome, prediabetes and diabetes 2 in Brazilian women with PCOS

From: Metabolic profile of women with PCOS in Brazil: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Study

N

Region

Obesity (%)

Dyslipidemia  (%) ↓ HDLa

↑ TGLb

MetS (%)

Prediabetesc (%)

Type 2 Diabetes (%)

Avila et al. 2014 [30]

100

Southeast

   

36

  

Costa et al. 2012 [29]

113

Northeast

 

76.1

33.6

31

  

de Medeiroset al. 2014 [48]

288

Midwest

44.3

     

Gabrielli et al. 2012 [26]

73

Northeast

13.7

     

Maciel et al. 2014 34

97

Southeast

42.3

52.6

22.7

26.8

  

Pedroso et al. 2012 [37]d

105

Southeast

 

68.6

5.3

42.9

  

Ramos et al. 2015 [46]

199

South

 

56.6

17.8

24.6

9.7

 

Rocha et al. 2011 [28]

142

Southeast

31.6

57.6

28.3

   

Tavares et al. 2019 [28]

111

Northeast

44.1

54.1

35.1

33.6

7.2

 

Wanderley et al. 2018 [49]

83

Midwest

56.62

     

Wiltgen et al. 2010 [43]

195

South

52.5

58.8

22.9

31.3

11.3

3.6

Xavier,et al., 2018 [43]

97

Southeast

42.3

     
  1. Rotterdam criteria for all studies
  2. aLower HDL: ≤ 50
  3. bHigher TGL: ≥ 150
  4. cPrediabetes: IFG and/or IGT
  5. donly data of adult women with PCOS were extracted