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Tchanturia et al., 2002 [10]
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Criteria for AN in the past
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Minimum 1 year
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BMI 19–24
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Regular menstruation
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Normal eating patterns
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Tchanturia et al., 2004 [15]
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Stable BMI
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Minimum 1 year
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Regular periods
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No psychotropic medication
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Holliday et al., 2005 [16]
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Normal weight
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At least 1 year
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Regular menses
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Tchanturia et al., 2007 [17]
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BMI between 20 and 25
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At least 1 year
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Regular menstruation
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Nakazato et al., 2009 [18]
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History of AN diagnosis according to the DSM-IV
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At least 1 year
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BMI between 18.5–24
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Regular menstrual cycles
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Binge and purge behavior absent
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No prescribed psychotropic medication
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Lopez et al., 2009 [19]
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BMI between 19 and 26
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In the current year
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No binging, purging, food restriction or excessive exercise
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Nakazato et al., 2010 [20]
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History of AN diagnosis according to the DSM-IV
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At least 1 year
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BMI between 18.5–24
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Regular menstrual cycles
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Binge and purge behavior absent
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No prescribed psychotropic medication
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Roberts et al., 2010 [21]
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Healthy BMI (> 17.5)
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1 year
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Regular periods
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No AN or BN behaviors
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Tenconi et al., 2010 [14]
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Normal weight
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At least 3 years
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Regular menses
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No ED symptoms and good social and interpersonal outcome
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Harrison et al., 2011 [13]
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Restored regular menstruation
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At least 1 year
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No scores above 4 on EDE-Q
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BMI > 18.5
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Bühren et al., 2012 [12]
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Patients were tested before and after weight rehabilitation
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Mean duration of hospital treatment was 122 +/− 33 days, range: 57–193 days
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Danner et al., 2012 [22]
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BMI > 18.5 and recovered menstrual cycle
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At least 12 consecutive months
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EDE-Q and BDI not different from HC
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Favaro et al., 2012 [23]
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Asymptomatic
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At least 3 months
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Harrison et al., 2012 [24]
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Restored regular menstruation
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At least 1 year
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No scores above 4 on EDE-Q
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BMI > 18.5
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Lindner et al., 2012 [25]
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No DSM-IV criteria
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At least 1 year
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BMI between 18.5 and 26
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Regular menstrual cycles
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No ED specific cognitions
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Tchanturia et al., 2012 [26]
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BMI > 18.5
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At least 1 year
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Restored menstruation
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Absence of ED behaviors
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Lindner et al., 2013 [27]
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No DSM-IV criteria
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At least 1 year
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BMI between 18.5 and 26
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Regular menstrual cycles
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No ED specific cognitions
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Lindner et al., 2014 [28]
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No DSM-IV criteria
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At least 1 year
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BMI between 18.5 and 26
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Regular menstrual cycles
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No ED specific cognitions
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Ritschel et al., 2015 [29]
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If > 18 years old, BMI > 18.5
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At least 6 months
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If < 18 years old, BMI > 10th BMI percentile
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Menstruation
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No binge, purge or restrictive eating pattern
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Talbot et al., 2015 [9]
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BMI ≥ 18.5
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Past 3 months (at minimum)
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No binging, purging, restricting and driven or compulsive exercise
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Scores on all subscales of EDE-Q within 1 SD of population
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norms
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Ely et al., 2016 [30]
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Stable weight between 90 and 120% of ideal body weight
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Prior 12 months
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Regular menstrual cycles
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Sultson et al., 2016 [31]
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BMI > 18.5
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At least 12 months
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Recovered menstrual cycle
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No differences from HC on the EDE-Q
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Bentz et al., 2017 [11]
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If > 16 years old, BMI > 18.5
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At least 1 year
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If 14–15 years old, BMI-percentile corrected for age > 25th percentile
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No present ED pathology
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Global EDE-Q score within 1 SD of non-AN mean
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MROAS ≥9
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