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. 2016 Dec 9;8(3):369–376. doi: 10.1111/jdi.12583

Table 2.

Correlation of differences of glycated hemoglobin and the changes of nerve conduction velocity data at the baseline and at end

R P
ΔHbA1c vs ΔNCV of median nerve −0.282 NS
ΔHbA1c vs ΔF‐wave latency of median nerve 0.428 <0.001
ΔHbA1c vs ΔCMAP of median nerve (wrist) 0.026 NS
ΔHbA1c vs ΔCMAP of median nerve (elbow) −0.002 NS
ΔHbA1c vs ΔNCV of tibial nerve −0.313 <0.01
ΔHbA1c vs ΔF‐wave latency of tibial nerve 0.431 <0.001
ΔHbA1c vs ΔCMAP of tibial nerve (ankle) 0.014 NS
ΔHbA1c vs ΔCMAP of tibial nerve (knee) 0.054 NS

ΔCMAP, compound muscle action potentials; ΔHbA1c, differences of HbA1c; ΔNCV, changes of nerve conduction velocity; NS, not significant.