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. 2013 Aug 30;7:893–903. doi: 10.2147/DDDT.S32331

Table 2.

Summary of sitagliptin trials (all doses are in milligrams [mg])

Trial Number Duration in weeks Intervention Reduction glycated hemoglobin (%) Comments
Aschner et al38 741 24 S100
S200
−0.79
−0.94
β-cell function improved
Raz et al39 521 18 S100
S200
−0.60
−0.48
β-cell function improved
Scott et al40 743 12 S2.5 od
S12.5 od
S25 od
S50 bid
Reductions in all groups Maximum reduction with 50 mg bid
Goldstein et al41 1,091 24 S100
S100 + M1000
S100 + M2000
M1000
−0.83
−1.57
−2.07
−0.99
Additive hypoglycemic effect with combination therapy
Nonaka et al43 151 12 S100 −0.65 Significantly reduced 2-hour postprandial glucose
Mohan et al44 530 18 S100 −1.0 Significantly reduced 2-hour postprandial glucose
Charbonnel et al47 701 24 M ≥ 1,500
Add on S100
−0.65 β-cell function improved
Scott el al48 273 18 M ≥ 1,500
Add on S100
M ≥ 1,500
Add on R8
−0.73

−0.79
>3 kg weight gain in 21% glitazone-treated group vs 2% sitagliptin group
Nauck et al49 1,172 52 M ≥ 1500
Add on S100
M ≥ 1500
Add on GL5–20
−0.67

−0.67
Hypoglycemia rate was 5% with sitagliptin vs 32% in glipizide group
Pérez-Monteverde et al52 492 18 phase A
28 phase B
S100
P15–30

S + M (50/1000 bid)
P45
−1.0
−0.9
−1.7
−1.4
Weight reduction with S + M
Hermansen et al36 441 24 Gm + M
Add on S100
Gm
Add on S100
−0.89

−0.57
Higher incidence of hypoglycemia when sitagliptin is added to sulfonylurea
Rosenstock et al54 175 24 P30–45
Add on S100
−0.70 Well tolerated
Low risk of hypoglycemia
Fonseca et al56 313 26 M ≥ 1500 + P ≥ 30
Add on S100
0.70 Well tolerated
Low risk of hypoglycemia
Sitagliptin use in chronic kidney disease
 Chan et al59 91 54 S25–50 −0.70 Well tolerated in chronic renal impairment
 Arjona Ferreira et al60 426 54 S25–50
GL2.5–20
Sitagliptin noninferior to glipizide Higher hypoglycemia risk with glipizide
 Arjona Ferreira et al61 129 54 S25
GL2.5–20
−0.72
−0.89
Well tolerated
Low risk of hypoglycemia compared with glipizide

Abbreviations: bid, twice daily; GL, glipizide; Gm, glimepiride; M, metformin; od, once daily; P, pioglitazone; R, rosiglitazone; S, sitagliptin.