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. 2022 Feb 18;13:835460. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2022.835460

Table 1.

Characteristics of the included studies according to the WHO 1999 classification criteria.

Author (year) Study group Study duration (year) Study location Baseline (n) Baseline (n) Baseline (n) Baseline (n) Effects estimator Adjusted covariate
WHO NFG+NGT WHO I-IFG WHO I-IGT WHO IGT+IFG
Total number of population Number of progression to T2DM Total number of population Number of progression to T2DM Total number of population Number of progression to T2DM Total number of population Number of progression to T2DM
Gabir (2000) (21) Pima 5 North America 3,499 126 93 29 537 107 126 52
Vegt (2001) (22) Hoorn 6.4 European 1,125 51 106 35 80 27 31 20 OR Adjusted for follow-up duration, age, and sex.
Li (2003) (23) Kinmen 5 Asia 435 38 42 16 118 33 49 20 HR Adjusted for gender, age, and obesity.
Qiao (2003) (24) FINMONICA 10 European 2,129 44 104 5 322 34 38 17 HR Adjusted for age, sex, BMI, HDL, and WHR.
Wang (2004) (25) 5 Asia 358 51 112 28 95 31 62 36 OR Grouped by sex and adjusted for age, smoking, SBP, BMI, family history of diabetes, total cholesterol, and triglycerides.
Valdes (2007) (26) Asturias 6 Oceania 510 16 32 7 68 9 20 12 OR Adjusted for age and sex.
Jia (2007) (27) 3 Asia 2,260 45 39 12 284 51 40 22
Harati (2009) (28) TLGS 6 Asia 3,216 94 60 12 442 85 77 46 OR Adjusted for age, sex, education level, family history of diabetes, hypertension, BMI, Abdominal obesity, triglyceride, and HDL.
Engberg (2009) (29) Inter 99 Study 5 European 3,187 44 359 45 354 66 131 52
Qian (2012) (31) 5 Asia 843 59 46 17 120 49 33 17
Liu (2019) (34) Reaction study 3 Asia 2,833 188 640 144 790 129 314 95

NFG+NGT, normal fasting glucose combined with normal glucose tolerance; I-IFG, isolated impaired fasting glucose; I-IGT, isolated impaired glucose tolerance; IGT+IFG, impaired fasting glucose combined with impaired glucose tolerance; T2DM, type 2 diabetes.