Table 2 Comparison of drug use between the two groups.

From: Lipoprotein-associated Phospholipase A2 Is Associated with Risk of Mild Cognitive Impairment in Chinese Patients with Type 2 Diabetes

 

Type 2 diabetes with MCI

Type 2 diabetes without MCI

P value

FDR

Number of patients

71

69

  

The use of insulin (%)

47(66.20)

41(59.42)

0.407

0.930

Oral hypoglycemic drugs (%)

43(60.56)

48(69.57)

0.264

1

Biguanides (%)

34(47.89)

40(57.97)

0.232

1

a-Glucosidase inhibitor (%)

33(46.48)

36(52.17)

0.500

1

Sulfonylureas (%)

12(16.90)

14(20.29)

0.606

0.808

Nateglinide or repaglinide (%)

10(14.08)

11(15.94)

0.758

0.809

Thiazolidinediones (%)

5(7.04)

4(5.80)

1.000

1

Antihypertensive medications (%)

46(64.79)

39(56.52)

0.317

1

Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors (%)

15(21.13)

10(14.49)

0.306

1

Angiotensin II receptor blockers (%)

19(26.76)

22(31.88)

0.505

0.898

b-Blockers (%)

10(14.08)

12(17.39)

0.591

0.860

Calcium channel blockers (%)

22(31.00)

19(27.54)

0.654

0.805

Diuretics (%)

13(18.31)

11(15.94)

0.710

0.811

a1-Blockers (%)

4(5.63)

1(1.45)

0.366

1

Antiplatelet medications (%)

41(57.75)

35(50.72)

0.404

1

Lipid-lowering medications (%)

45(63.38)

40(57.97)

0.512

0.819

  1. The χ2 test was used to compare qualitative variables between the MCI group and control group. Abbreviations: MCI, mild cognitive impairment; FDR, false discovery rate.