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. 2022 Feb 24;10(3):534. doi: 10.3390/biomedicines10030534

Table 2.

Studies recruiting ≥100 HCV-positive diabetic patients and reporting significant glycometabolic amelioration after successful therapy with DAAs.

Author, Year, (Ref.) Type of Study Design N. Mean FPG Change (p) Mean HbA1c Level Change (p) Follow-Up
Hum et al., 2017 [178] Observational Retrospective 2180 Not determined −0.37% (0.03) * 48 weeks
Dawood et al., 2017 [179] Clinical trial Open label 378 −23.4 mg/dL (N.A) −0.45% (N.A.) 12 weeks
Ciancio et al., 2018 [180] Observational Prospective 101 −18.0 mg/dL (0.002) −0.5% (<0.001) 12 weeks
Gilad et al., 2019 [181] Observational Retrospective 122 Not determined −0.6% (0.001) 1.5 years
Li et al., 2019 [182] Observational Retrospective/Prospective 192 Not determined −2.3 (<0.001) 24 weeks
Boraie et al., 2019 [183] Observational Prospective 116 −8.4 mg/dL (0.01) 0.9% (0.008) 12 weeks
Andres et al., 2020 [184] Observational Retrospective 310 Not determined. −0.27% (0.014) 1.6 years
Wong, 2020 [185] Observational Retrospective 937 Not determined −0.39% (<0.0001) 12 months
Zied, 2020 [186] Observational Prospective 100 −107 mg/dL (0.005) −0.41% (0.003) 12 w
Ciancio, 2021 [187] Observational Prospective 141 −15 mg/dL (0.001) −0.7% (0.003) 44.5 months

DAAs = Direct Acting Antiviral Agents; HCV = Hepatitis C Virus; ref. = reference; N. = Number; HbA1c = Haemoglobin A1c; N.A. = not available; * = −0.13%, p = 0.01 when adjusted by multiple regression analysis.