Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14(3)
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Aim:
Screening
and
monitoring
of
diabetes
or
dyslipidemia
frequently
involves
a
multi-step
process
requiring
patients
to
obtain
test
requisitions
from
their
primary
care
physician
(PCP),
followed
by
laboratory
visit
re-consultation.
Point-of-care
testing
(POCT)
for
hemoglobin
A1c
(HbA1c)
lipid
panel
can
streamline
the
patient
pathway.
This
study
assessed
budget
impact
introducing
Afinion™
2
POCT
(Abbott
Rapid
Diagnostics)
Canadian
Italian
societal
perspectives.
Methods:
Budget
models
were
developed
Canada
Italy
over
5-year
time
horizon
(2025
2029).
The
analyses
considered
screening
utilizing
public
healthcare
system
attending
care,
included
direct
costs
(testing,
consultations)
indirect
(productivity
loss,
transportation)
based
on
published
sources.
(BI)
was
calculated
comparing
scenarios
with
without
POCT.
All
adjusted
dollars
($)
2024
Euros
(€).
Scenario
conducted
explore
alternative
assumptions.
Results:
cumulative
BI
-$758,006,692
(-$50,709,964
direct,
-$707,296,728
indirect)
HbA1c
-$726,452,755
($2,684,011
-$729,136,766
in
-€1,380,658,764
(-€6,391,954
-€1,374,266,809
-€851,792,115
(€55,962,879
-€907,754,993
Italy.
In
both
countries,
cost
savings
payer
observed
POCT,
while
derived
estimated
that
1,558,062
1,501,260
PCP
consultations
Canada,
4,962,338
1,951,026
avoided
implementation
panel,
respectively.
demonstrated
potential
further
pharmacies.
Conclusion:
demonstrates
adoption
Afinion
provide
efficiencies
different
types
systems
through
reducing
consultations,
saving
money
providing
payers.
Cardiovascular Diabetology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: May 7, 2024
Abstract
Background
Given
the
increasing
attention
to
glycemic
variability
(GV)
and
its
potential
implications
for
cardiovascular
outcomes.
This
study
aimed
explore
impact
of
acute
GV
on
short-term
outcomes
in
Chinese
patients
with
ST-segment
elevation
myocardial
infarction
(STEMI).
Methods
enrolled
7510
consecutive
diagnosed
STEMI
from
274
centers
China.
was
assessed
using
coefficient
variation
blood
glucose
levels.
Patients
were
categorized
into
three
groups
according
tertiles
(GV1,
GV2,
GV3).
The
primary
outcome
30-day
all-cause
death,
secondary
major
adverse
events
(MACEs).
Cox
regression
analyses
conducted
determine
independent
correlation
between
Results
A
total
7136
included.
During
30-days
follow-up,
there
a
significant
increase
incidence
death
MACEs
higher
tertiles.
mortality
rates
7.4%
GV1,
8.7%
GV2
9.4%
GV3
(
p
=
0.004),
while
11.3%,
13.8%
15.8%
respectively
<
0.001).
High
levels
during
hospitalization
significantly
associated
an
increased
risk
MACEs.
When
analyzed
as
continuous
variable,
independently
(hazard
ratio
[HR]
1.679,
95%
confidence
Interval
[CI]
1.005–2.804)
(HR
2.064,
CI
1.386–3.074).
Additionally,
when
categorical
variables,
group
found
predict
MACEs,
irrespective
presence
diabetes
mellitus
(DM).
Conclusion
Our
findings
indicate
that
high
MACE
STEMI.
Moreover,
emerged
predictor
risk,
regardless
DM
status.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(15), P. 8504 - 8504
Published: Aug. 4, 2024
Acute
hyperglycemia
is
a
transient
increase
in
plasma
glucose
level
(PGL)
frequently
observed
patients
with
ST-elevation
myocardial
infarction
(STEMI).
The
aim
of
this
review
to
clarify
the
molecular
mechanisms
whereby
acute
impacts
coronary
flow
and
perfusion
(AMI)
discuss
consequent
clinical
prognostic
implications.
We
conducted
comprehensive
literature
on
causes
damage
driven
by
context
AMI.
negative
impact
high
PGL
admission
recognizes
multifactorial
etiology
involving
endothelial
function,
oxidative
stress,
production
leukocyte
adhesion
molecules,
platelet
aggregation,
activation
coagulation
cascade.
current
evidence
suggests
that
all
these
pathophysiological
compromise
as
whole
not
only
culprit
artery.
admission,
regardless
whether
or
diabetes
mellitus
history,
could
be,
thus,
identified
predictor
worse
reperfusion
poorer
prognosis
In
order
reduce
hyperglycemia-related
complications,
it
seems
rational
pursue
an
adequate
quick
control
PGL,
despite
best
pharmacological
treatment
for
still
remaining
matter
debate.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
22(18), P. 9962 - 9962
Published: Sept. 15, 2021
Molecular
mechanisms
of
human
disease
progression
often
have
complex
genetic
underpinnings,
and
sophisticated
sequencing
approaches
coupled
with
advanced
analytics
[...].
Cardiovascular Diabetology,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
21(1)
Published: Jan. 4, 2022
Abstract
Background
The
effect
of
comorbid
hypertension
and
type
2
diabetes
mellitus
(T2DM)
on
coronary
artery
plaques
examined
by
computed
tomography
angiography
(CCTA)
is
not
fully
understood.
We
aimed
to
comprehensively
assess
whether
T2DM
influence
using
CCTA.
Materials
methods
A
total
1100
patients,
namely,
277
normotensive
[T2DM(HTN−)]
823
hypertensive
[T2DM(HTN
+)]
individuals,
1048
patients
without
(control
group)
who
had
detected
CCTA
were
retrospectively
enrolled.
Plaque
type,
stenosis,
diseased
vessels,
the
segment
involvement
score
(SIS)
stenosis
(SSS)
based
data
evaluated
compared
among
groups.
Results
Compared
with
in
control
group,
T2DM(HTN−)
T2DM(HTN
+)
groups
more
partially
calcified
plaques,
noncalcified
segments
obstructive
a
higher
SIS
SSS
(all
P
values
<
0.001).
increased
odds
having
any
plaque
[odds
ratio
(OR)
=
1.669
1.278,
respectively;
both
0.001];
T2DM(HTN-)
(OR
1.514
2.323;
0.005
0.001,
respectively),
disease
(CAD)
1.629
1.992;
0.001
multivessel
1.892
3.372;
P-values
0.001),
an
>
3
2.233
3.769;
0.001)
5
2.057
3.580;
risk
1.561;
0.005),
1.867;
1.647;
1.625;
Conclusion
related
presence
CAD,
extensive
plaques.
Comorbid
further
increase
Acute
glycemic
variability
(GV)
has
been
correlated
with
the
severity
of
sepsis.
The
aim
study
was
to
evaluate
potential
association
between
acute
GV
and
mortality
risk
in
patients
IEEE Transactions on Neural Networks and Learning Systems,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(10), P. 14491 - 14505
Published: June 8, 2023
change
of
blood
glucose
(BG)
level
stimulates
the
autonomic
nervous
system
leading
to
variation
in
both
human's
electrocardiogram
(ECG)
and
photoplethysmogram
(PPG).
In
this
article,
we
aimed
construct
a
novel
multimodal
framework
based
on
ECG
PPG
signal
fusion
establish
universal
BG
monitoring
model.
This
is
proposed
as
spatiotemporal
decision
strategy
that
uses
weight-based
Choquet
integral
for
monitoring.
Specifically,
performs
three-level
fusion.
First,
signals
are
collected
coupled
into
different
pools.
Second,
temporal
statistical
features
spatial
morphological
extracted
through
numerical
analysis
residual
networks,
respectively.
Furthermore,
suitable
determined
with
three
feature
selection
techniques,
compressed
by
deep
neural
networks
(DNNs).
Lastly,
multimodel
integrated
coupling
algorithms
features.
To
verify
feasibility
model,
total
103
days
encompassing
21
participants
were
article.
The
levels
ranged
between
2.2
21.8
mmol/L.
results
obtained
show
model
has
excellent
performance
root-mean-square
error
(RMSE)
1.49
mmol/L,
mean
absolute
relative
difference
(MARD)
13.42%,
Zone
A
$+$
B
99.49%
tenfold
cross-validation.
Therefore,
conclude
approach
potentials
practical
applications
diabetes
management.
Biomedicines,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(10), P. 2843 - 2843
Published: Oct. 19, 2023
The
detrimental
effect
of
hyperglycemia
and
glucose
variability
(GV)
on
target
organs
in
diabetes
can
be
implemented
through
a
wide
network
regulatory
peptides.
In
this
study,
we
assessed
broad
panel
serum
cytokines
growth
factors
subjects
with
type
1
(T1D)
estimated
associations
between
concentrations
these
molecules
time
ranges
(TIRs)
GV.
One
hundred
thirty
T1D
twenty-seven
individuals
normal
tolerance
(control)
were
included.
Serum
levels
44
measured
using
multiplex
bead
array
assay.
TIRs
GV
parameters
derived
from
continuous
monitoring.
Subjects
compared
to
control
demonstrated
an
increase
IL-1β,
IL-1Ra,
IL-2Rα,
IL-3,
IL-6,
IL-7,
IL-12
p40,
IL-16,
IL-17A,
LIF,
M-CSF,
IFN-α2,
IFN-γ,
MCP-1,
MCP-3,
TNF-α.
Patients
TIR
≤
70%
had
higher
IL-1α,
p70,
RANTES,
TNF-α,
TNF-β,
b-NGF,
lower
IL-4,
IL-10,
GM-CSF,
MIF
than
those
>
70%.
SCF,
TNF-α
correlated
above
range.
IL-8,
MIF,
SDF-1α
related
at
least
one
amplitude-dependent
metric.
logistic
regression
models,
HGF,
associated
70%,
PDGF-BB
coefficient
variation
values
≥
36%.
These
results
provide
further
insight
into
the
pathophysiological
effects
people
diabetes.