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Table 1 Description of the included studies

From: Total hysterectomy versus uterine evacuation for preventing post-molar gestational trophoblastic neoplasia in patients who are at least 40 years old: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Author

Study locale

Data collection

Study design

Study method

Participants size

Follow-up (years)

Outcome

Adjusted variable

You 1996 [14]

China

1978–1991

Retrospective cohort

Age:≥40 Years

17/13

3–14

Incidence of post-molar GTN

Age, gravidity, parity

Diagnosis: HM

Elias 2010 [12]

USA

1965–2009

Retrospective cohort

Age:≥50 Years

7/15

Not reported

Incidence of post-molar GTN

Not reported

Diagnosis: CHM

Elias 2012a [13]

USA

1965–2010

Retrospective cohort

Age: 40–49 Years Diagnosis: CHM

6/68

Not reported

Incidence of post-molar GTN

Not reported

Lertkhachonsukl 2016 [16]

Thailand

2000–2015

Retrospective cohort

Age:≥40 Years

18/20

Not reported

Incidence of post-molar GTN, median time to remission

Age, gestational age, initial hCG level

Diagnosis: HM

Giorgione 2017 [17]

Italy

1994–2014

Retrospective cohort

Age:≥40 Years

12/64

Not reported

Incidence of post-molar GTN

Not reported

Diagnosis: HM

Zhao 2017 [15]

China

2004–2013

Retrospective cohort

Age:≥40 Years

35/124

3–12

Incidence of post-molar GTN, incidence of chemotherapy resistance, time interval for diagnosing GTN

Age, gravidity, parity, gestational age, initial hCG level, uterine enlargement, theca lutein cyst

Diagnosis: CHM

  1. HM hydatidiform mole, CHM complete hydatidiform mole, GTN gestational trophoblastic neoplasia
  2. Participants size were presented as hysterectomy group vs. uterine evacuation group. aThe data of 68 patients who fulfilled the inclusion criteria were extracted and included in the current study