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Table 1 Study cohort characteristics

From: Association of pregnancy outcomes in women with type 2 diabetes treated with metformin versus insulin when becoming pregnant

 

Insulin

Group

(n = 222)

Switching

Group

(n = 318)

Metformin

Group

(n = 626)

Age at pregnancy, y, mean (SD)

34.48 (4.02)

34.05 (4.23)

33.51 (4.31)

Age at pregnancy, y, No. (%)

 20–29

29 (13.06)

48 (15.09)

129 (20.61)

 30–34

86 (38.74)

124 (38.99)

258 (41.21)

 35–39

90 (40.54)

123 (38.68)

189 (30.19)

 40–44

17 (7.66)

23 (7.23)

50 (7.99)

Duration of diabetes, y, median (IQR)

3.65 (4.58)

3.10 (3.84)

1.49 (3.34)

Baseline comorbidities, No. (%)

 Hypertension

46 (20.72)

84 (26.42)

114 (18.21)

 Hyperlipidemia

110 (49.55)

157 (49.37)

145 (23.16)

 Retinopathy

24 (10.81)

21 (6.60)

26 (4.15)

 Nephropathy

< 5 (< 2.25)a

< 5 (< 1.57)a

8 (1.28)

 Neuropathy

5 (2.25)

< 5 (< 2.25)a

0 (0)

Baseline medications, No. (%)

 Aspirin

5 (2.25)

9 (2.83)

48 (7.67)

 Statin

17 (7.66)

50 (15.72)

38 (6.07)

 Ezetimibe

< 5 (< 2.25)a

< 5 (< 1.57)a

0 (0)

 Fibrate

0 (0)

0 (0)

0 (0)

 ACEI/ARB

7 (3.15)

18 (5.66)

26 (4.15)

 Beta-blockers

< 5 (< 2.25)a

10 (3.14)

19 (3.04)

 Calcium channel blockers

9 (4.05)

27 (8.49)

24 (3.83)

 Diureticsb

< 5 (< 2.25)a

< 5 (< 1.57)a

12 (1.92)

  1. SD standard deviation, IQR interquartile range, ACEI angiotensin-converting-enzyme inhibitor, ARB angiotensin II receptor blocker
  2. aAccording to the data-use policy, information for events involving < 5 cases was not available
  3. bIncluding thiazide diuretics, loop diuretics and potassium-sparing diuretics