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. 2023 May 26;102(21):e33888. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000033888

Table 1.

Few studies assessed AKI incidences and outcomes in diabetic patients.

Study Design Sample size (n) Results
Mehta et al
2006[25]
Retrospective data analysis 449,524
Prevalence of Diabetes mellitus in patients with AKI after cardiac surgery
DM prevalence is high in AKI vs no AKI (49 vs 33%)
(P < .0001)
Mittalhenkle et al
2008[26]
Prospective case-control study 5731
AKI incidence in the elderly population
Diabetes mellitus associated with incident AKI
Oliveira et al
2009[27]
Prospective, single center 980
Prevalence of DM in aminoglycoside-induced AKI
High DM prevalence in AKI vs no AKI (19.6 vs 9.3%) (P < .007)
Orban et al
2014[28]
Retrospective data analysis, single center analysis 94
Risk factor of AKI on ICU admission
High blood glucose associated with increased occurrence of AKI on ICU admission
Venot et al
2015[24]
Prospective case-control study 318 diabetic vs 746 nondiabetic
AKI incidence and outcomes in diabetic vs nondiabetic patients with severe sepsis/septic shock
AKI incidence is not different
Higher serum creatinine and dialysis frequency in diabetic patients
Kim et al
2019[29]
Case-matched retrospective analysis 884
Effect of DM on AKI after minimally invasive partial nephrectomy
The incidence of postoperative AKI in DM vs non-DM patients was 30.7 vs 14.9% (P < .001)

AKI = acute kidney injury, DM = diabetes mellitus.