Minireviews
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2019.
World J Diabetes. May 15, 2019; 10(5): 291-303
Published online May 15, 2019. doi: 10.4239/wjd.v10.i5.291
Table 3 Summary of glucagon-like-peptide-1 receptor agonists and sodium glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors Randomized Controlled Trials
TrialNumber Follow upCV disease (baseline)Characteristics (baseline)Drug vs Placebo (%) PEPSuperiority
ELIXA[22] (Lixisenatide) (2015)n = 6068, 2.1 yrAcute Coronary Events (previous 180 d)Median age: 60; DM duration: 9.3 yr (median); A1c: 7.7%; BMI: 30.113.4 vs 13.2 (4-point MACENo
LEADER[23] (Liraglutide) (2016)n = 9340, 3.8 yr (median)> 50 y/o + > 1 CV condition/CKD or Chronic HF or > 60 y/o > 1 risk factor for CVDmean age: 64; DM duration: 12.8 yr (median); A1c: 8.7%; BMI: 32.513.0 vs 14.9Yes
SUSTAIN-6[24] (Semaglutide) (2016)n = 3297, 2.1 yr (median)> 50 y/o + > 1 CV condition/CKD or Chronic HF or > 60 y/o > 1 CV conditionmean age: 65; DM duration: 13.9 yr (median); A1c: 8.7%; BMI: 30.16.6 vs 8.9Yes
EXSCEL[26] (Exenatide) (2017)n = 14752, 3.2 yr (median)70% with previous CV events (CAD, ischemic cerebrovascular disease, or PAD)mean age: 63; DM duration: 12 yr (median); A1c: 8.0%; BMI: 3211.4 vs 12.2No
REWIND (Dulaglutide) (2019)?????
EMPA-REG[31] (Empagliflozin) (2015)n = 7020, 3.1 yr (median)Established CV disease; high CV riskmean age: 63; DM duration: > 10 yr 57%; 5-10 yr 25%; A1c: 8.07%; BMI: 30.610.5 vs 12.1Yes
CANVAS[32] (Canagliflozin); ANVAS – R (Canagliflozin) (2017)Total = 10142; CANVAS: n = 4330; CANVAS-R n = 5812; 3.6 yr (mean)> 30 y/o at high CV risk (ASCVD) Or > 50 y/o > 2 CV risk factorsmean age: 63.3; DM duration: 13.5 yr (median); A1c: 8.2; %BMI: 329.8 vs 10.1Yes
DECLARE[33] (Dapagliflozin) (2019)n = 17160; 4.2 yr (median)> 40 y/o established CVD or multiple risk factorsMEAN age: 64; DM duration: 11 yr (median); A1c: 8.3%; BMI: 328.8 vs 9.4No