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Table 1 Characteristics of included studies

From: Effects of dapagliflozin in the progression of atherosclerosis in patients with type 2 diabetes: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials

Trials

Year

Country

NCT No

Patients

Time range (weeks)

Sample size

Mean age (Years)

Gender (Male/female)

Duration of diabetes (Years)

Total

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Bays

2017

North America-U.S.A

NA

T2D*#

24

4401

2237

2164

59 (± 15.4)

60.1 (± 15.9)

1280/957

1254/910

9.1

9

Cahn

2021

Europe-Polycentric

NCT01730534

T2D*#

201.6

10,186

5108

5078

64.8 (± 5.7)

64.8 (± 5.6)

2874/2234

2839/2239

11.8

11.9

Fadini

2017

Europe-Italy

NCT02327039

T2D*#

12

31

15

16

66.3 (± 1.8)

61 (± 1.8)

10/5

11/5

14.2

13.9

Faerch

2021

Oceania-Australia

NCT02695810

T2D#

26

60

30

30

61.4 (± 8.5)

57.2 (± 9.9)

13/17

12/18

–-

–-

Hardy

2013

North America-U.S.A

NA

T2D#

24

2586

1193

1393

–

–

–

–

–-

–-

Jiang

2021

Asia-China

CTR20150102

T2D#

24

29

19

10

58.3 (± 8.01)

59.3 (± 9.03)

9/11

2/8

7.9

7.8

Leiter

2016

North America-Canada

NCT01031680, NCT01042977

T2D*

104

568

284

284

63.0 (± 7.3)

62.8 (± 7.4)

197/87

208/76

12.7

11.8

Nur Aisyah

2020

Asia-Malaysia

NA

T2D#

12

72

36

36

57.25 (± 8.49)

58.0 (± 7.32)

28/8

27/9

8.94

10.72

Papadopoulou

2021

Europe-Greece

NCT02887677

T2D#

12

85

43

42

61.74 (± 6.73)

60.64 (± 9.35)

23/20

21/21

–-

–-

Shigiyama

2017

Asia-Japan

UMIN000018754

T2D#

16

74

37

37

57.9 (± 8.3)

59.4 (± 10.1)

25/12

22/15

5.4

6.3

Sugiyama

2018

Asia-Japan

UMIN0000333354

T2D#

24

54

27

27

55.2 (± 8.7)

56.0 (± 8.0)

19/8

20/7

10.0

11.0

Weber

2016

North America-U.S.A

NCT01137474

T2D#

12

613

302

311

55.6 (± 8.4)

56.2 (± 8.9)

179/123

171/140

8.2

7.6

Trials

BMI (Kg/m2)

SBP(mmHg)

DBP(mmHg)

HbA1c(%)

eGFR(mL/min/1.73m2)

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Dapagliflozin

Placebo

Bays

32.3 (± 5.6)

32.2 (± 5.7)

131.7 (± 15.3)

131.8 (± 14.9)

–

–

8.2 (± 0.9)

8.2 (± 0.9)

81.6 (± 19.1)

81.2 (± 19.1)

Cahn

32 (± 5.9)

32 (± 6.1)

135.7(± 15.0)

135.5(± 15.2)

78.4(± 8.9)

78.4(± 8.8)

8.3(± 1.2)

8.3(± 1.2)

85.4(± 15.2)

85.8(± 14.8)

Fadini

28.4(± 1.4)

32.8(± 1.4)

–

–

–

–

8.2(± 0.2)

8.2(± 0.2)

89.3(± 4.4)

92.5(± 4.4)

Faerch

30.9(± 4.5)

32.6(± 6.7)

135(± 14.0)

135 (± 17)

85 (± 7.0)

87 (± 8.0)

5.9 (± 0.19)

5.9 (± 0.26)

84 (± 8.0)

85 (± 7.0)

Hardy

32.4 (± 4.4)

32.4 (± 4.3)

–

–

–

–

–

–

82.1 (± 13.7)

81.9 (± 13.7)

Jiang

26.6 (± 1.32)

25.64 (± 1.41)

123.2 (± 20.27)

120 (± 4.25)

78.16 (± 7.97)

80.2 (± 9.31)

8.1 (± 0.3)

8.5 (± 0.22)

77.2 (± 13.3)

76.1 (± 13.0)

Leiter

33.1 (± 5.3)

32.3 (± 5.6)

133.9 (± 13.9)

133.7 (± 13.2)

78 (± 8.3)

77.2 (± 8.6)

8.1 (± 0.8)

8.1 (± 0.8)

79.74 (−)

79.74 (-)

Nur Aisyah

27.49 (± 4.1)

29.85 (± 4.23)

140.92 (± 22.07)

141.06 (± 21.61)

78.31 (± 11.17)

77.86 (± 12.78)

9.66 (± 1.86)

9.31 (± 1.58)

85.24 (± 18.69)

82.31 (± 15.66)

Papadopoulou

31.33 (± 4.5)

31.83 (± 7.08)

129 (± 12.6)

129 (± 12.4)

77.3 (± 7.3)

78.9 (± 8.7)

7.75 (± 0.57)

7.75 (± 0.42)

101.33 (± 20.85)

95.02 (± 20.05)

Shigiyama

26.8 (± 4.6)

26.3 (± 3.5)

129.2 (± 13.7)

130 (± 12.4)

81.8 (± 9.6)

79.9 (± 8.5)

6.8 (± 0.5)

6.9 (± 0.5)

84.1 (± 19.5)

83.4 (± 17.2)

Sugiyama

27.6 (± 2.2)

26.5 (± 3.1)

130.3 (± 15.3)

131 (± 13.4)

78 (± 8.3)

76.3 (± 7.5)

7.9 (± 0.4)

8 (± 0.3)

75.4 (± 15.4)

73.2 (± 11.8)

Weber

30.21 (± 4.3)

29.52 (± 3.3)

149.8 (± 7.5)

149.5 (± 8.0)

91.1 (± 4.8)

90.8 (± 4.9)

8.1 (± 1.0)

8 (± 0.9)

85.1 (± 18.9)

86.7 (± 19.4)

  1. NCT No. National clinical trial number, T2DM Type 2 diabetes mellitus
  2. Values are mean (± SD); (–) devotes unclear
  3. * means patients included in the study defined by stable coronary artery disease or subclinical carotid atherosclerotic disease
  4. # means patients included in the study had or were at high cardiovascular risk