RISK-FACTORS FOR WORSENING TO DIABETES IN SUBJECTS WITH IMPAIRED GLUCOSE-TOLERANCE
RISK-FACTORS FOR WORSENING TO DIABETES IN SUBJECTS WITH IMPAIRED GLUCOSE-TOLERANCE
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DOI:
10.1007/bf00252262
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
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影响因子:
8.2
通讯作者:
KOSAKA, K
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作者:
KADOWAKI, T;MIYAKE, Y;KOSAKA, K
In a 5-12 yr follow-up study of 288 subjects with impaired glucose tolerance after a 100-g glucose load, 48 worsened to overt Type 2 (non-insulin-dependent) diabetes with the elevation of fasting blood glucose. The initial level of blood glucose was a major predictor of subsequent worsening to diabetes. In addition, subjects with a lower insulin response to glucose showed a higher incidence of worsening to the disease, irrespective of blood glucose levels. Multivariate analysis indicated that a diminished insulin response and a high maximal body wt index [obesity], as well as a high level of fasting and 2-h glucose values at the initial 100-g oral glucose tolerance test were significant independent risk factors for the development of diabetes in Japanese subjects.