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Original Research

An observational study of acarbose treatment in patients with type 2 diabetes from the Middle East and Morocco

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Pages 141-150 | Published online: 09 Apr 2013

Figures & data

Table 1 Baseline characteristics of patients from Morocco and the Middle EastTable Footnotea

Figure 1 Patient disposition in the Morocco and Middle East cohorts.

Notes: aIncludes pretreated patients in which acarbose could be given as replacement or add-on; bacarbose dose could be adjusted during visits and comedication could be prescribed.
Abbreviation: SD, standard deviation.
Figure 1 Patient disposition in the Morocco and Middle East cohorts.

Table 2 Effect of acarbose treatment on mean change (Δ) in fasting blood glucose and one-hour PPBG from baseline to final visit in the Morocco and Middle East cohorts

Table 3 Mean ± standard deviation total change in FBG and one-hour PPBG from baseline to final visit in the Morocco and Middle East cohorts according to subgroups treated with acarbose

Figure 2 Effect of acarbose treatment on mean ± standard deviation (shown as vertical bars) change over time in (A) one-hour postprandial blood glucose (mg/dL) and (B) fasting blood glucose (mg/dL) in patients from Morocco and the Middle East.

Abbreviations: PPBG, postprandial blood glucose; FBG, fasting blood glucose.
Figure 2 Effect of acarbose treatment on mean ± standard deviation (shown as vertical bars) change over time in (A) one-hour postprandial blood glucose (mg/dL) and (B) fasting blood glucose (mg/dL) in patients from Morocco and the Middle East.

Figure 3 Effect of acarbose treatment on HbA1c (mean ± standard deviation, shown as vertical bars) in patients from Morocco and the Middle East.

Figure 3 Effect of acarbose treatment on HbA1c (mean ± standard deviation, shown as vertical bars) in patients from Morocco and the Middle East.

Table 4 Physician satisfaction, n (%) with (A) acarbose efficacy and (B) overall tolerability assessment

Table 5 Incidence (≥1.0%) of adverse events and adverse drug reactions in patients from Morocco and the Middle East treated with acarbose