2008
DOI: 10.1038/oby.2008.301
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Insulin Use and Weight Maintenance in Well‐controlled Type 2 Diabetes: A Prospective Cohort Study

Abstract: Intensification of glycemic control is associated with weight gain, however, less is known about weight change during the maintenance phase of glycemic management. On the basis of current models of energy homeostasis, we hypothesize that insulin use will result in less weight gain than oral antidiabetic agents in patients with well-controlled diabetes. This is a prospective cohort nested within a randomized control trial at an academic clinic, with enrollment from June 2002 to January 2005. A total of 163 pati… Show more

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“…24 For several studies, glycemic control was treated as an explanatory variable for weight change, as opposed to an outcome. 15,27,31,35,39,44 The reported relationships between weight change and glycemic control were not consistent across the 38 studies. The wide variation in findings was due to the heterogeneity in (1) the factors described above, (2) the type of interventions and medication classes used by the patients in different studies, and (3) the period of observation.…”
Section: Studies On the Association Between Weight Loss And Glycemic mentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…24 For several studies, glycemic control was treated as an explanatory variable for weight change, as opposed to an outcome. 15,27,31,35,39,44 The reported relationships between weight change and glycemic control were not consistent across the 38 studies. The wide variation in findings was due to the heterogeneity in (1) the factors described above, (2) the type of interventions and medication classes used by the patients in different studies, and (3) the period of observation.…”
Section: Studies On the Association Between Weight Loss And Glycemic mentioning
confidence: 94%
“…• Post hoc analyses of RCTs: 16 [19][20][21]24,26,31,32,[35][36][37]41,43,45,[47][48][49] • Retrospective observational cohort studies: 13 [16][17][18]22,23,28,29,34,38,40,42,44,50 • Prospective observational cohort studies: 5 30,33,39,46,51 • Post hoc analyses of prospective cohort studies: 1 27 • Simulation model: 1 15 • Discrete choice experiment: 1 52 • RCT: 1 25 • Cost Studies…”
Section: Study Design • Glycemic Control Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Im späteren Verlauf ist die Gewichtszunahme in beiden Gruppen fast gleich. Dazu passt die Beobachtung von Huizinga, welcher nach Beendigung der Einstellungsphase in einer Gruppe mit Kombination von Insulin und OAD sogar eine bessere Gewichtsentwicklung verzeichnete als in einer Vergleichsgruppe, welche nur OAD erhielt [19]. Lingvay …”
Section: Macht Insulin Schlank Oder Dick?unclassified