Review Article

Correlation between Traditional Chinese Medicine Constitution and Dyslipidemia: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Table 1

The basic characteristics and quality score of studies included.

Study IDTypeAreaSourcePeriodSample size (experimental/control)ConstitutionQuality score

Cai et al. 2016 [17]CSLingnanPE2014.6–2015.2486
(343/143)
Balanced, Qi-deficiency, phlegm-dampness4
Huang 2015 [18]CSShanghaiPE2013-20141108
(638/470)
9 types4
Shi et al. 2016 [19]CSBeijingPE2014.1–2014.123894
(511/3383)
9 types4
Wang et al. 2013 [20]CSAnhuiPEUnknown505
(200/305)
9 types3
Wang et al. 2014 [21]CSNingboPE2012.10–2013.53101
(1145/1956)
9 types4
Wang et al. 2016 [22]CSBeijingOP2013.11–2014.91956
(87/1869)
9 types4
Wang 2012 [23]CSBeijingPE&OP2008–2011621
(342/279)
9 types5
Xie et al. 2013 [24]CSWuhanOP&IP2009-2010489
(258/231)
9 types3
Xu 2016 [25]CCBeijingPE2014.12–2015.1280
(40/40)
Phlegm-dampness5
Zhang et al. 2015 [26]CSGuangzhouPE2012437
(238/199)
9 types4
Zhou et al. 2014 [27]CSGuangzhouPE2013.1–2014.1213
(107/106)
9 types3

Note. CS: cross-sectional study; CC: case-control study; PE: physical examination; OP: outpatient; IP: Inpatient.