Corrigendum to “Antioxidants as a treatment for acute pancreatitis: A meta-analysis” [Pancreatology (2015) 203–208]

Author Year Nb of pts Age (mean) Pancreatitis* Intervention group Control group Duration intervention Etiology Sharer [29] 1995 79 55 Mild to severe IV S-adenosylmethionine, NAC Placebo 24 h Biliary (n = 39), alcohol (n = 19), PE (n = 1), other (n = 20) De Beaux [16] 1998 13 52 Severe TPN with glutamine TPN 7 days Biliary (n = 4), alcohol (n = 4), PE (n = 1), other (n = 4) Ockenga [28] 2002 28 54 Moderate to severe TPN with glutamine TPN >1 week Biliary (n = 10), alcohol (n = 9), PE (n = 7), other (n = 2) Xian-Li [22] 2004 41 40 Severe TPN with glutamine TPN >2 weeks Biliary (n = 37), alcohol (n = 4) Pearce [23] 2006 31 68 Severe Enteral feeding with antioxidants Enteral feeding Max 15 days Unknown Sahin [11] 2007 40 59 Moderate TPN with glutamine TPN unknown Unknown Siriwardena [24] 2007 43 67 Severe IV Selenium, Vit C, NAC Placebo 7 days Biliary (n = 26), alcohol (n = 7), PE (n = 1), other (n = 9) Fuentes-Orozco [25] 2008 44 43 Severe TPN with glutamine TPN 10 days Biliary (n = 29), alcohol (n = 10), other (n = 5) Sateesh [26] 2009 53 39 Moderate to severe Oral Vit C, NAC, antoxyl and standard treatment Standard treatment 5 days Biliary (n = 21), alcohol (n = 11), PE (n = 15), other (n = 6) Pettilä [30] 2010 32 46 Severe IV Activated Proteïn C Placebo 4 days Biliary (n = 1), alcohol (n = 31) Bansal [27] 2011 39 39 Severe Vit A (IM), C (IV and oral), and E (oral) and standard treatment Standard treatment 14 days Biliary (n = 7), alcohol (n = 24), other (n = 8) Table 1 Study characteristics of eligible studies on antioxidants and acute pancreatitis.