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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics

From: Telemedicine for the management of diabetic patients in a high-complexity Latin American hospital

Variable

Diabetes Mellitus

Type 1, n = 117

Type 2, n = 546

Age, years*

20 (15–32)

67 (58–75)

Time since diabetes diagnosis, years*

8 (3–15)

9 (3–15)

Area of residence (%)

  

 Urban

81 (69.2)

443 (81.1)

 Rural

4 (3.4)

17 (3.1)

History of hypertension (%)

8 (6.8)

315 (57.6)

Microvascular and macrovascular complications (%)

  

 No

94 (80.34)

348 (63.73)

 Yes

18 (15.38)

174 (31.86)

  Chronic kidney disease

13 (11.11)

76 (13.91)

  Neuropathy

11 (9.40)

37 (6.77)

  Retinopathy

9 (7.69)

42 (7.69)

  Peripheral vascular disease

1 (0.85)

16 (2.93)

  Coronary artery disease

0

72 (13.18)

Antidiabetic drugs (%)

  

 No

0

33 (6.04)

 Yes

117 (100)

512 (93.77)

  Metformin

8 (6.83)

379 (69.41)

  Sulfonylureas

0

12 (2.19)

  Dipeptidyl peptidase 4 (DPP-4) inhibitors

4 (3.41)

204 (37.36)

  Insulin

110 (94.01)

176 (32.23)

  GLP-1 analog

7 (6)

67 (12.27)

  Sodium-glucose cotransporter (SGLT2) inhibitors

13 (11.1)

198 (36.2)

  1. * Median, interquartile range