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Table 3 Main characteristics of the patients with non-monogenic diabetes, class 3 variants, and class 4–5 variants

From: Next-generation sequencing identifies monogenic diabetes in 16% of patients with late adolescence/adult-onset diabetes selected on a clinical basis: a cross-sectional analysis

 

Non-monogenica

Class 3 variants

Class 4–5 variants

p class 3 vs. non-monogenic

p class 3 vs. class 4–5

N

1241

59

254

N inclusion criteria: 2/3

486/755

20/39

56/198

0.4949

0.0643

Sex: female/men, n (%)

619/622 (50%)

34/25 (58%)

168/86 (66%)

0.2867

0.2295

EuroCaucasian: yes/no

600/499 (55%)

28/26 (52%)

192/37 (84%)

0.7799

< 10−4

N affected generations ≥ 3, yes/no

581/631 (48%)

34/25 (58%)

144/105 (58%)

0.1818

1.0000

Age at diagnosis (years)

31 [25–39] (1239)

31 [26–37.5] (59)

24 [18–30] (254)

0.8811

< 10−4

BMI at diagnosis, kg/2 (n)

24.2 [21.6–27.7] (1107)

23.7 [21.7–27.3] (51)

21.8 [20.1–24.2] (221)

0.8219

0.0007

BMI: normal/increased, n (%)

642/475 (57%)

29/23 (56%)

180/43 (81%)

0.8861

0.0005

Symptoms at diagnosis: yes/no

461/702 (40%)

15/40 (27%)

37/204 (15%)

0.0677

0.0484

HbA1c at diagnosis, % (n)

9.6 [7–12] (588)

8.2 [6.8–11.6] (35)

6.7 [6.3–8.7] (157)

0.4888

0.0014

HbA1c at diagnosis, mmol/mol (n)

81 [53–108]

66 [51–103]

50 [45–72]

0.4888

0.0014

Insulin therapy: yes/no

339/768 (31%)

14/37 (27%)

38/189 (17%)

0.7560

0.1098

Arterial hypertension: yes/no

214/538 (28%)

8/32 (20%)

23/133 (15%)

0.2826

0.4667

Dyslipidemia: yes/no

235/461 (34%)

12/26 (32%)

23/116 (17%)

0.8613

0.0635

  1. Values are actual numbers with percentages into parentheses, or median with interquartile range into brackets and numbers of values into parentheses
  2. BMI body mass index
  3. aNon-monogenic, no genetic etiology detected by targeted NGS on 7 genes