| 저자 |
Mi Jin Lee1, Hye Suk Min1, Jin Joo Cha1, Hye Kyoung Song1, Mi Hwa Lee1,Jung Eun Kim1, Young Youl Hyun3, Nan Hee Kim2, Dae Ryong Cha1, Young Sun Kang1 |
| 초록 |
Tight glycemic control lowers the risk of diabetic complications, but it is uncertain that glycemic variability influences
diabetic complications.
We examined the associations of plasma glucose variability with diabetic complications in a prospective cohort of
161 Korean diabetic patients from 2002 to 2013. Intra-personal mean and standard deviation(SD) of fasting plasma
glucose calculated. Also we calculated percent coefficient of variation (%CV= 100X SD/mean).
Over the duration of 11 years follow up, diabetic retinopathy and neuropathy, nephropathy developed 14%, 9%,
9.9% of patients compared to start of study. Patients who had retinopathy until the end of study, had higher percentage
of coefficient of variation (23.25±10.31 vs 18.46±9.40, p=0.005) than patients without retinopathy. Patients
who had neuropathy, nephropathy until the end of study, had higher percentage of coefficient of variation (25.56±
10.73 vs 18.15±8.74, p<0.001, 24.08±10.77 vs 18.12±8.66, p<0.001) than patients without neuropathy, nephroapthy.
Also patients who progressed to cerebrovascular disease had higher percentage of coefficient of variation (27.94±
12.09 vs 20.34±9.34, p=0.014) than non-progressor.
Taken together, long-term glycemic variability was association with diabetic complication. |