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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Menopause. 2018 Jun;25(6):625–634. doi: 10.1097/GME.0000000000001062

Table 3.

Full text articles included in systematic review and meta-analysis.

Study Design Relevant Inclusion/Exclusion Criteria Intervention or Exposure Sample Size Average Age of Women in each group Length of intervention or exposure
Manning 2002(32) Randomized Controlled Trial Type II DM included, but poor control and HbA1C > 10% excluded Conjugated equine estrogens 0.625 mg/day and medroxyprogesterone acetate 2 mg/day (oral) vs. placebo HT – 29
Placebo - 32
HT – 62
Placebo – 65
6 months
Machado 2008(30) Randomized Controlled Trial Age 40-60, exclude fasting glucose > 100 mg/dl Estradiol 1 mg/day, oral vs. placebo HT – 30
Placebo – 30
HT – 51.0
Placebo – 51.1
6 months
Yilmaz 2011(31) Randomized Controlled Trial Women after oophorectomy, DM, HTN and renal disease excluded Estradiol 50 μg/day, transdermal OR conjugated equine estrogens 0.625 mg/day vs. placebo HT – 30
Placebo – 28
Not given 6 months
Szekac 2000(24) Observational cohort Included only women with diabetic nephropathy (250-750 mg protein/24 hours) Estradiol 2 mg/day and norgestrel 0.5 mg/day (oral) HT – 16
No
comparator
HT – 51.9 14 weeks
Monster 2000(9) Observational – case-control Included only women with microalbuminuria, age 25-75 (PREVEND, population-based cohort) Current use of HT in last year by pharmacy records HT – 198
No HT – 1245
HT – 60.4
No HT – 58.1
Duration of use < and > 5 years reported
Fencki 2003(23) Observational cohort Included women with DM for 2 years and women with HTN Estradiol 0.5 mg and norethisterone acetate 0.25 mg/day (transdermal) HT and DM – 20
HT and HTN - 21
HT and DM – 50.9
HT and HTN – 52.6
12 weeks
Agarwal 2005(11) Observational – cross-sectional and prospective Various glucose tolerances (Insulin Resistance Atherosclerosis Study) Current use of HT Post-menopausal women at beginning of study – 744 HT – 57
No HT - 58
Average length of HT – 8 years
Schopick 2009(12) Observational cohort Excluded DM and macroalbuminuria (>355 mg/g Cr) (Nurse's Health Study) Current or past use of HT Current HT = 1127
Past Use = 574
No Current HT = 499
Current HT – 65.6
No HT – 67.7
Duration of use reported up to > 15 years
Fung 2011(10) Observational – cross-sectional and prospective Excluded residents with unknown menopausal and HT status (Rancho Bernardo Study, population-based cohort) Current or past use of HT Post-menopausal women at beginning of study – 1044 HT – 63.7
No HT – 68.8
Past users – 7.9 years and Current users – 16.5 years
Kaygusz 2012(41) Observational cohort DM and HTN excluded Estradiol hemihydrate 1.03 mg/day and norethisterone acetate 0.5 mg/day vs. control HT – 35
No HT – 50
HT – 52
No HT – 53.2
At least 1 year prior to study
Vitolo 2015(42) Observational, cross-sectional Normal albumin excretion 6 months prior to the study Estrogen-containing HT Post-menopausal women at beginning of study = 374 HT – 54.4
No HT – 55.6
Within the last year

Abbreviations – HT, hormone therapy, DM, Diabetes Mellitus, HTN, hypertension