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Table 2 Interventions’ SUCRA% regarding each outcomes

From: Ranking the dietary interventions by their effectiveness in the management of polycystic ovary syndrome: a systematic review and network meta-analysis

Dietary approaches

 

Anthropometric measurements

Glycemic factors

Lipid factors

Hormonal parameters

Summary ranking

BMI

Weight

HOMA-IR

FBG

FI

TC

TG

HDL

LDL

TT

All outcomes combined

DASH

SUCRA %

57.1

53.32

80.42

76.6

79.7

61.8

82.1

61.8

44.4

54.5

64.8

High-P

29.6

17.9

50.0

39.3

43.9

53.6

23.6

54.9

18.4

36.8

Low-calorie

73.6

69.9

59.1

20.1

67.5

51.8

38.7

56.8

41.5

61.9

54.1

Low-carb

50.7

73.4

52.9

69.7

46.7

55.2

22.5

67.4

54.8

Low-fat

60.1

60.6

 

51.1

61.2

52.5

43.6

51.4

54.4

Low-GI

36.6

35.3

32.6

40.4

34.8

53.8

64.1

44.8

42.8

Low-P

16.0

16.0

Mediterranean

65.6

65.6

Low-calorie + M

74.4

59.6

31.4

64.5

57.5

Metformin

38.5

30.9

54.5

37.9

23.7

28.5

36.6

78.1

71.2

44.4

Normal

38.8

35.8

36.6

52.5

46.1

42.6

42.6

65.7

58.4

30.1

44.9

  1. SUCRA values range from 0 to 100%. The higher the SUCRA value, and the closer to 100%, the higher the likelihood that intervention is in the top rank or one of the top ranks. The top interventions are in bold text. 2Means statistically significant difference was observed when the intervention was compared with normal diet
  2. FBG: fasting blood glucose; FI: fasting insulin; TG: triglyceride; TC: cholesterol; HDL: high-density lipoprotein cholesterol; LDL: low-density lipoprotein cholesterol; TT: total testosterone;
  3. DASH, Dietary approaches to stop hypertension; Low-calorie + M, Low-calorie diet plus metformin; Low-carb, Low- carbohydrate diet; High-P, High-Protein diet; Low-GI, Low-Glycemic Index diet; Low-P, Low-Protein diet