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Table 1 Baseline characteristics

From: GLP-1 receptor agonists-SGLT-2 inhibitors combination therapy and cardiovascular events after acute myocardial infarction: an observational study in patients with type 2 diabetes

Variable

SGLT2i patients (n = 99)

GLP-1RA patients (n = 130)

SGLT2i + GLP-1RA patients (n = 214)

P-value

Age (years)

68 (63–73)

Min = 57; Max = 76

67 (61–70)

Min = 54; Max = 73

70 (64–75)

Min = 55; Max = 79

< 0.0001

Male, n (%)

64 (64.6)

78 (60)

131 (61.2)

0.835

BMI (kg/m2)

28 (27–30)

Min = 25; Max = 33

28 (27–29)

Min = 15; Max = 31

28 (27–29)

Min = 24; Max = 32

0.005

Diabetes duration (years)

15 (13–16.5)

Min = 3; Max = 24

14 (13–16)

Min = 3; Max = 24

15 (14–17)

Min = 3; Max = 24

0.0005

Glucose (mg/dL)

137 (128–148)

Min = 103; Max = 199

137 (128–155)

Min = 99; Max = 234

189 (170.3–204)

Min = 101; Max = 294

< 0.0001

HbA1c baseline

6.7 (6.5–6.8)

Min = 6; Max = 9

6.7 (6.5–6.9)

Min = 6.0; Max = 6.90

8.6 (7.8–9.6)

Min = 6.4; Max = 13

< 0.0001

Total cholesterol (mg/dL)

211 (199–221)

Min = 171; Max = 289

213 (199.8–222)

Min = 82; Max = 274

213 (202–227)

Min = 72; Max = 279

0.275

LDL cholesterol (mg/dL)

139 (124.3–148.6)

Min = 7.2; Max = 200.6

134.9 (121–144)

Min = 88.3; Max = 193.7

135.9 (122.1–146.6)

Min = 85.6; Max = 216.55

0.157

HDL cholesterol (mg/dL)

38 (35–40)

Min = 30; Max = 45

38 (36–40)

Min = 30; Max = 45

38 (35–40)

Min = 30; Max = 46

0.351

Triglycerides (mg/dL)

193 (183–208.5)

Min = 159; Max = 265

193 (182–213)

Min = 159; Max = 266

211 (197–224)

Min = 163; Max = 293

< 0.0001

Creatinine (mg/dL)

1 (0.9–1.1)

Min = 0.7; Max = 1.3

1 (1–1.1)

Min = 0.1; Max = 1.30

1 (1–1.1)

Min = 0.1; Max = 1.3

0.173

Troponin (ng/L)

14 (13.8–15)

Min = 9; Max = 21

14.1 (13.7–15.8)

Min = 12; Max = 18

14.2 (13.8–15.3)

Min = 12; Max = 18

0.877

Lesion length (mm)

20.3 (19.3–22.3)

Min = 17.3; Max = 25.3

20.3 (19.3–22.3)

Min = 17.3; Max = 25.30

21.2 (19.3–22.3)

Min = 16.2; Max = 27.3

0.855

Ref diameter

2.7 (2.5–2.9)

Min = 1.84; Max = 4.74

2.8 (2.6–2.9)

Min = 2.5; Max = 2.20

2.8 (2.6–2.9)

Min = 2.3; Max = 3.2

0.736

MLD (mm)

1.2 (1.1–1.3)

Min = 0.7; Max = 1.5

1.1 (1.1–1.2)

Min = 0.80; Max = 1.6

1 (0.9–1.1)

Min = 0.1; Max = 9

< 0.0001

Post-stent MLD (mm)

2.5 (2–2.7)

Min = 1.7; Max = 3.5

2.6 (2–2.7)

Min = 2.00; Max = 3.10

2.6 (2–2.7)

Min = 2; Max = 3.2

0.273

STEMI, n (%)

41 (41.4)

15 (11.5)

90 (42.1)

0.990

Hypertension, n (%)

63 (63.6)

95 (73.1)

131 (61.2)

0.917

Dyslipidemia, n (%)

37 (37.4)

50 (38.5)

87 (40.7)

0.837

Smokers, n (%)

10 (10.1)

15 (11.5)

23 (10.7)

0.940

Metformin, n (%)

76 (76.8)

100 (76.9)

166 (77.6)

0.984

DPP-IV inhibitors, n (%)

9 (9)

6 (4.6)

23 (10.7)

0.141

Thiazolidinediones, n (%)

9 (9)

14 (10.7)

20 (9.3)

0.889

Beta-blockers, n (%)

52 (52.5)

68 (52.3)

108 (50.5)

0.920

ARBs, n (%)

39 (39.4)

50 (38.5)

81 (37.9)

0.966

ACE inhibitors, n (%)

42 (42.4)

55 (42.3)

93 (43.5)

0.973

Calcium channel blockers, n (%)

31 (31.3)

44 (33.8)

68 (31.8)

0.899

Statin, n (%)

60 (60.6)

79 (60.8)

133 (62.1)

0.952

Diuretics, n (%)

26 (26.3)

35 (26.9)

62 (29)

0.855

Insulin, n (%)

35 (35.4)

48 (36.9)

81 (37.9)

0.913

Antiplatelet drugs, n (%)

64 (64.6)

82 (63.1)

133 (62.1)

0.879

Anticoagulant drugs, n (%)

22 (22.2)

22 (16.9)

77 (36)

0.0003

One-vessel disease, n (%)

38 (38.4)

50 (38.5)

78 (36.4)

0.912

Two-vessel disease, n (%)

49 (49.5)

62 (47.7)

107 (50)

0.916

Three-vessel disease, n (%)

11 (11.1)

20 (15.4)

23 (10.7)

0.414

  1. For continuous variables, differences between the three groups were evaluated with the Kruskal–Wallis test and data are expressed as median (Q1–Q3). For categorical variables, intergroup differences were analyzed using the Chi-square test. For continuous variables, also the minimum and maximum values are shown. Significant p values are highlighted in bold