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Table 1 Literature on the influence of TNF-α inhibitors on lipid profile

From: Effects of anti-TNF-α treatment on lipid profile in rheumatic diseases: an analytical cohort study

Author

Publication year

Place

Follow up (weeks)

Patient number

Disease

Drug

Research type

TCa

TGa

LDLa

HDLa

AIa

Popa et al. [4]

2005

The Netherlands

2

33

RA

ADA

Prospective

 

Vis et al. [6]

2005

The Netherlands

6

69

RA

INF

Prospective

  

 

Seriolo et al. [8]

2006

Italy

24

34

RA

ETA, ADA, INF

Prospective

 

Allanore et al. [10]

2006

France

30

56

RA

INF

Prospective

 

 

Popa et al. [9]

2007

The Netherlands

52

55

RA

INF

Prospective

Tam et al. [11]

2007

China

14

19

RA

INF

Prospective

Peters et al. [13]

2007

The Netherlands

48

80

RA

INF

Prospective

 

Wijbrandts et al. [16]

2009

The Netherlands

52

50

RA

ADA

Prospective

 

Mathieu et al. [7]

2010

France

14

34

AS

ETA, ADA, INF

Prospective

Castro et al. [12]

2011

Brazil

3

15

PA

INF

Prospective

 

Daïen et al. [3]

2012

 

2–52

13 articles

RA

ETA, ADA, INF

Systematic review, meta-analysis

Curtis et al. [5]

2012

United States

Median > 2 years

289

RA

TNFi

Retrospective

Di Minno et al. [14]

2014

 

2–52

1707

RA

TNFi

Meta-analysis

30 articles

PsA

AS

Souto et al. [15]

2015

 

12–24

25 articles

RA

ADA, INF

Systematic review, meta-analysis

 

Chen et al. [25]

2015

Taiwan

24

48

RA

ETA, ADA

Prospective

Present study

2016

Israel

104

311

RA

TNFi

Retrospective

PsA

AS

  1. aOnly significant changes (p ≤ 0.05) at the end of the follow-up period were included
  2. TNF-α tumor necrosis factor alpha, TC total cholesterol, TG triglycerides, LDL low-density lipoprotein, HDL high-density lipoprotein, AI, atherogenic index, RA rheumatoid arthritis, AS ankylosing spondylitis, PsA psoriatic arthritis, ADA adalimumab, INF infliximab, ETA etanercept, TNFi TNF inhibitors
  3. ↑ Increased,  ↔ Unchanged