Animal Models for Anorexia Nervosa—A Systematic Review
Results The initial search of the three scientific databases that we chose gave 945 results. About a third of the papers were duplicates (312 papers), which shows that these three chosen databases do have some overlap in results. The 633 records that were left after removal of duplicates were manually screened for eligibility according to our criteria (Figure 1). The resulting 108 studies that we
Results The initial search of the three scientific databases that we chose gave 945 results. About a third of the papers were duplicates (312 papers), which shows that these three chosen databases do have some overlap in results. The 633 records that were left after removal of duplicates were manually screened for eligibility according to our criteria (Figure 1). The resulting 108 studies that we included in our quantitative synthesis were then analyzed for species, animal model protocol and important findings (Table 1). Table 1 ReferencesYearSpeciesModelStrainNMethods: Anorexia…
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