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. 2023 Oct 24;14:1240279. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2023.1240279

Table 3.

Extent of change in HbA1c and body weight with respect to baseline at 6 and 12 months after starting semaglutide treatment.

No/low CKD risk
(n = 296)
CKD
(n = 190)
P value* Moderate risk
(n = 82)
High risk
(n = 53)
P value Very high risk
(n = 45)
P value
HbA1c, Δ vs. bl (%)
 At 6 months -1.10 (-2.25, -0.40) -1.20 (-2.45, -0.50) 0.909 -1.25 (-2.67, -0.50) -0.80 (-2.00, -0.20) 0.114 -1.25 (-2.30, -0.50) 0.676
 At 12 months -0.90 (-2.10, -0.40) -1.20 (-2.50, -0.60) 0.133 -1.30 (-2.55, -0.70) -1.20 (-2.35, -0.05) 0.209 -1.35 (-2.90, -0.60) 0.920
Body weight, Δ vs. bl (kg)
 At 6 months -5.90 (-9.00, -2.80) -4.50 (-7.70, -1.60) 0.008 -4.80 (-7.95, -1.67) -4.50 (-8.90, -2.00) 0.975 -4.15 (-6.30, -1.00) 0.169
 At 12 months -6.90 (-11.15, -2.35) -5.00 (-9.30, -2.30) 0.087 -6.00 (-10.25, -2.70) -5.00 (-9.30, -2.25) 0.411 -3.70 (-9.00, -1.85) 0.336

A total of 10 patients who were classified in the group of high/very high CKD risk because their baseline eGFR values were <45 mL/min/1.73 m2 did not have their baseline UACR assessed, and so they could not be further stratified as being of high or very high CKD risk. *CKD vs. no/low CKD risk. †High risk CKD vs. moderate risk CKD. ‡Very high risk CKD vs. moderate risk CKD. Results are expressed as median (IQR). The two-tailed Mann–Whitney U test was used to perform the comparisons.

bl, baseline; CKD, chronic kidney disease; HbA1c, glycosylated hemoglobin; IQR, interquartile range; UACR, urine albumin to creatinine ratio.