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. 2020 May 15;20:65. doi: 10.1186/s12902-020-00549-w

Table 3.

The relationship of Vitamin D2 and D3 to diabetes complications in the cohort of subjects with Type 2 Diabetes (n = 274). The actual number of diabetic patients per measure are detailed and may not add up to 274 due to missing values when the vitamin D levels were at the lower limit of detection then as they could not be accurately determined they were excluded from the analysis

25(OH)D2 (ng/dl) median (range) P-value 25(OH)D3 (ng/dl) median (range) P-value
Diabetes
 No n = 222 7.85 (20.5) < 0.001 8.95 (9.31) < 0.001
 Yes n = 274 20.2 (21.1) 6.21 (10.53)
Gender
 Male n = 110 14.07 (21.69) < 0.001 8.26 (11.01) < 0.001
 Female n = 164 23.06 (21.31) 4.52 (7.44)
Hypertension
 No n = 96 13.82 (22.14) < 0.001 6.39 (10.39) 0.612
 Yes n = 163 21.63 (20.57) 6.06 (10.61)
Dyslipidemia
 No n = 71 11.80 (18.58) < 0.001 6.86 (10.63) 0.061
 Yes n = 188 21.58 (18.95) 5.59 (9.0)
Diab_Retinopathy
 No n = 182 19.53 (20.28) 0.445 6.25 (8.96) 0.014
 Yes n = 77 20.65 (21.78) 7.98 (11.76)
Diab_Neuropathy
 No n = 209 19.42 (20.99) 0.517 6.25 (10.66) 0.74
 Yes n = 50 21.52 (19.59) 6.18 (7.79)