Table 1.
Method | Calculation | Description | Reference | |
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CV |
|
Standard deviation of glucose values divided by the mean of glucose values. | Rodbard et al.19 | |
CONGAn | , dt = xt − xt–n hours | Standard deviation of differences between adjacent glucose values for n hour intervals apart. | McDonnell et al.20 | |
IQR | x75th – x25th | Difference between the 75th and 25th percentiles from a distribution of glucose values. | Siegelaar et al.21 | |
M-value |
|
Complex log transformation of deviations from an assigned “ideal glucose value” where Mx, if T ≥ 24, Mx − MW, if T < 24. | Schlichtkrull et al.22 | |
MAGE |
|
Average of absolute values of differences between adjacent glucose peaks and nadirs for all differences that are greater than 1 standard deviation | Service et al.23 | |
MODD |
|
Average of glucose differences across adjacent days. | Molnar et al.24 | |
SD |
|
Average of the sum of squared deviations around mean glucose values. | Siegelaar et al.20 |
Abbreviations: Ad, amplitude greater than 1 SD between the dth peak and dth nadir; CV, coefficient of variation; CONGAn, continuous overall net glycemic action for n hour intervals; D, total number of amplitudes greater than 1 SD; IQR, interquartile range; MAGE, mean amplitude of glycemic excursions; MODD, mean of daily differences; SD, standard deviation; T, number of time points; x̄, mean blood glucose; x25th, 25th percentile of blood glucose values; x75th, 75th percentile of blood glucose values; x1, ideal blood glucose value (set at 131 mg/dL for the study); xt, blood glucose at time point t; xt–n hours, blood glucose n hours before time t; xmax, maximum blood glucose value; xmin, minimum blood glucose value.