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Table 2 Clinical and laboratory data of the patients included in each study

From: The effects of vitamin D supplementation in carpal tunnel syndrome treatment outcomes: a systematic review

First Author

Number of wrists

Gender (M/F)

Mean age (years)

Severity

Serum Vitamin D (ng/ml)

Form and Dose

Duration (weeks)

Other Treatments

Before

After

Samant et al. [36]

42

9/33

40.88 ± 7.6

Mild and Moderate CTS

13.73 ± 3.9

46.61 ± 5.8

Oral Vitamin D3; dose 60,000 IU/week

12

Analgesics, Anti-inflammatory drugs, Splint, Physiotherapy

Saçmaci et al. [35]

82

0/55

48.04 ± 6.03 in Mild CTS, 45.97 ± 7.97 in Moderate CTS

45 Mild CTS and 37 Moderate CTS

11.75 ± 4.53 in Mild CTS, 11.64 ± 3.55 in Moderate CTS

39.97 ± 16.02 in Mild CTS, 32.45 ± 13.99 in Moderate CTS

Oral Vitamin D2 or D3; dose 6000 IU/day or 50,000 IU/week

12

Splint

Lee et al. [21]

84

0/84

56 ± 9

Not reported

12 ± 3.6

24.5 ± 8.5

Oral Vitamin D; dose 1000 IU/day

24

Carpal tunnel release

Mohtashamkia et al. [26]

50

Not reported

44 ± 8.5

Mild and Moderate CTS

19.1 ± 6.3

Not reported

Oral Vitamin D3; dose 50,000 IU/week

12

Anti-inflammatory drugs, Splint, Physiotherapy

  1. CTS Carpal tunnel syndrome; IU International Units