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Author, year, reference Main reason for exclusion Messer, 2000 [185] Narrative review Moss et al, 1995 [186] Narrative review Neilson et al, 1991 [187] Relationship only Newbrun et al, 1984 [188] Backward prediction Nordblad et al, 1985 [189] Not prediction Nuttall et al, 1997 [190] Caries not outcome measure Nuttall et al, 2002 [191] Outcome measure only ROC O’Hickey et al, 1983 [192] Not prediction O’Sullivan et al, 1996 [193] Correlation only Palin-Palokas et al, 1984 [194] Descriptive, not prediction Paunio et al, 1993 [195] Not prediction Peretz et al, 2003 [196] Correlations only, retrospective Persson et al, 1984 [197] Correlations only Persson et al, 1985 [198] Correlations only Petti et al, 1999 [199] Cross-sectional study Pienihäkkinen et al, 2005 [200] Only correlations Pitts, 1998 [201] Narrative review Potoczek et al, 1972 [202] Not prediction Poulsen, 1987 [203] Retrospective, selected sample Poulsen et al, 1980 [204] Retrospective, heterogeneous sample Poulton et al, 1997 [205] No caries prediction study (dental fear) Powell, 1998 [206] Narrative review Raitio et al, 1996 [207] Too short follow-up (1 month) Raitio et al, 1996 [208] Too short follow-up (11 months) Reisine et al, 1994 [209] Large attrition (about 60%) Retnakumari, 1999 [210] Cross-sectional study Rise et al, 1979 [211] Prediction of filled surfaces only Rodrigues et al, 2000 [212] Not prediction Roeters et al, 1994 [213] Not prediction (not prospective) Rugg-Gunn et al, 1984 [214] Correlations with respect to confounders Rugg-Gunn et al, 1987 [215] Starch vs sugar; correlation only Rundegren et al, 1978 [216] Small sample (n=18) Russell et al, 1990 [217] Same sample as Russell et al 1991 [36]
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Table 5.10 continued Author, year, reference Main reason for exclusion Rymar, 1981 [218] Pilot study Saemundsson et al, 1997 [219] Cross-sectional study Sayegh et al, 1997 [220] Cross-sectional study Schröder et al, 1983 [221] Cross-sectional study Schröder et al, 1987 [222] Cross-sectional study Schwartz et al, 1998 [223] Not caries prediction Seki et al, 2003 [224] Too short follow-up time (6 months) Sigurjóns et al, 1995 [225] Heterogeneous sample Slade et al, 1994 [226] Descriptive study Sohn et al, 2006 [227] Cross-sectional study Steiner et al, 1992 [228] Modelling of data Szpunar et al, 1995 [229] Same material as Burt et al 1994 [40] Thibodeau et al, 1999 [230] Only correlations Tinanoff, 1995 [231] Narrative review Twetman et al, 1990 [232] Not prediction Twetman et al, 1991 [233] Cross-sectional study Twetman et al, 1999 [234] Not answering the question Vanderas et al, 2003 [235] Narrative review Vanderas et al, 2004 [236] Tooth surface risk assessment van Houte, 1993 [237] Narrative review van Palenstein Helderman et al, 2001 [238] Method applied to old data van Palenstein Helderman et al, 2001 [239] Method applied to old data Vanobbergen et al, 2001 [37] Cross-sectional study Vecchio, 1966 [240] Methodology Vehkalahti et al, 1996 [241] Selected small sample (n=66), retrospective study Wendt et al, 1995 [242] Correlations only (caries experience and diet) Wendt et al, 1999 [243] Correlations only (caries experience and immigrant status) Verrips et al, 1993 [244] Correlations only Virtanen et al, 1997 [245] Caries not the outcome, retrospective study Wogelius et al, 2004 [246] Important confounders not included (only asthma) The table continues on the next page 307 K A P I T E L 5 • r I s K b E d ö M n I n g The table continues on the next page Author, year, reference Main reason for exclusion Zadik, 1976 [247] Associations only Zhang et al, 2006 [35] Correlations only Zimmer et al, 2004 [248] Small sample (n=40)
Burt et al, 1990 [249] Caries not outcome measure Carvalho et al, 1989 [116] Cross-sectional Cook, 1984 [250] Not related to age Gruythuysen et al, 1992 [251] Not age-related analysis Hannigan et al, 2000 [252] Methodological study Reis et al, 1998 [253] Cross-sectional Korhonen et al, 2003 [254] Retrospective Li et al, 1993 [255] Cross-sectional Luan et al, 1989 [256] Cross-sectional Löfstedt-Stålhane, 1961 [257] No adequate analysis Marthaler et al, 1990 [258] Cross-sectional Patz et al, 1971 [259] Cross-sectional Poppe et al, 1990 [260] Not age-related analysis Rugarabamu et al, 2002 [261] Not age-related analysis Scheie, 1986 [262] Narrative review Suni et al, 1998 [263] Diagnostic criteria not described Sutcliffe, 1972 [264] Not age-related analysis Vanderas et al, 2003 [265] Not age-related analysis Wong et al, 1997 [266] Not age-related analysis Woodward et al, 1996 [267] Not age-related analysis
Bergman et al, 1986 [103] Cross-sectional Clarkson, 1995 [268] Narrative review Drake et al, 1994 [127] Too short follow-up Ellen et al, 1985 [269] Correlations only Fure et al, 1990 [270] Prevalence data only Fure, 1997 [271] Correlations only Galan et al, 1993 [272] Narrative review Gift et al, 1994 [273] Not prediction
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Author, year, reference Main reason for exclusion Graves et al, 1992 [274] Cross-sectional, associations Guivante-Nabet et al, 1999 [275] Associations only Gustavsen et al, 1988 [276] Cross-sectional Hand et al, 1988 [277] Incidence data only Hunt et al, 1989 [278] Correlations only Joshi et al, 1993 [279] Too short follow-up Keltjens et al, 1987 [280] Associations only Kitamura et al, 1986 [281] Cross-sectional Lawrence et al, 1996 [282] Incidence data only Locker et al, 1989 [283] Cross-sectional MacEntee, 1994 [177] Narrative review McGuire et al, 1993 [284] Cross-sectional Mojon et al, 1995 [285] Examiner agreement Nuttall et al, 2002 [191] Caries risk/diagnosis Rask et al, 1988 [286] Not prediction Ravald et al, 1993 [287] Too small sample (n=27) Reisine et al, 1994 [209] Prediction, no risk assessment? Scheinin et al, 1992 [288] Same sample as Scheinin et al 1994 [56] Schwarz et al, 1994 [289] Interviews, no prediction Slade et al, 1994 [226] Baseline survey Steele et al, 2001 [290] Cross-sectional Sundh et al, 1989 [291] Not prediction Thomson et al, 2002 [292] Only associations Thomson, 2004 [293] Narrative review Unell, 1999 [294] Questionnaire Van Houte et al, 1990 [295] Associations only Worthington et al, 1997 [296] Caries not outcome measure Ylöstalo et al, 2003 [297] Questionnaire
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