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. 2019 Dec 31;2019:3174654. doi: 10.1155/2019/3174654

Table 3.

Correlation between daily insulin dose (IU, median) and HbA1c levels stratified according to the therapeutic regimen.

HbA1c Insulin glargine only (n = 158) Insulin glargine plus other oral glucose-lowering drugs (n = 901) Insulin glargine plus DPP-4 inhibitors (n = 249) Insulin glargine plus rapid-acting insulin (n = 2,097)
Patients with HbA1c value (%) Daily dose (IU) Patients with HbA1c value (%) Daily dose (IU) Patients with HbA1c value (%) Daily dose (IU) Patients with HbA1c value (%) Daily dose (IU)
Mean (SD) Median (IQR) Mean (SD) Median (IQR) Mean (SD) Median (IQR) Mean (SD) Median (IQR)
<7% 53.8 42.4 (35.1) 35.7 (37.5) 29.3% 34.1 (40.1) 20.9 (38.5) 34.1% 39.9 (32.4) 43.0 (37.2) 28.8^ 40.4 (34.2) 20.9 (35.8)°
7-8% 19.6 32.6 (33.9) 15.3 (42.7) 35.2% 30.3 (39.3) 16.6 (29.2) 34.5% 34.0 (33.6) 19.7 (39.8) 35.1^ 30.3 (46.7) 19.9 (24.5)
8-9% 13.9 34.6 (34.3) 18.7 (38.4) 19.1% 26.5 (32.7) 16.7 (22.2) 21.7% 30.6 (28.3) 17.1 (38.9) 22.2^ 30.0 (34.4) 20.4 (23.8)
>9% 12.7 35.6 (27.7) 28.5 (36.9) 16.4% 30.7 (34.4) 18.2 (32.5) 9.6% 28.0 (26.0) 19.2 (27.8) 14.0^ 29.5 (23.0) 22.7 (24.3)

The analysis was carried out on the cohort of patients for which the laboratory data were available and with at least 3 months of follow-up. ^p < 0.05 among groups. °p < 0.05 among groups.