Reference | Design (n) | Duration (week) | Primary outcome (s) | Interventions | Results | Safety outcome) |
Bailey (2013) | MC, R, PC, DB, PGT (476) | 102 | HbA1c changes from baseline at 78 weeks.
| MET only MET + DAP · 2.5 mg · 5 mg · 10 mg
| 0.02%
−0.48%* −0.58%* −0.78%* | · Three deaths reported, 2 in DAP 2.5 mg group (cardiac arrest and MI) and 1 in placebo group (lung cancer) · UTI incidence was higher in DAP 10 mg. · In general, renal impairment was observed to a great extent in DAP groups than placebo. · A significant beneficial reduction of blood pressure was observed in patients with hypertension with DAP groups. |
Henry (2012) | MC, R, DB, ACS (598) | 24 | HbA1c changes from baseline at 24 weeks. | · MET only · DAP 5 mg · DAP + MET | −1.35 −1.19 −2.05* | · No major hypoglycemia was observed in any groups. · Mild to moderate ADR among groups. · Diarrhea was more common in MET groups than DAP groups. · UTI was reported more frequently in DAP + MET groups. · Significant changes in the renal function were not detected. · A significant reduction of blood pressure was observed in patients with hypertension with DAP + MET groups. |
Henry (2012) | MC, R, DB, ACS (638) | 24 | HbA1c changes from baseline at 24 weeks. | · MET only · DAP 10 mg · DAP + MET | −1.44 −1.45 −1.98* | |
Bailey (2010) | MC, R, PC, DB, PGT (546) | 24 | HbA1c changes from baseline at 24 weeks. | MET only MET + DAP · 2.5 mg · 5 mg · 10 mg | −0.30%
−0.67%* −0.70%* −0.84%* | · No major hypoglycemia was observed in any groups. · Discontinuation of therapy was less frequent in the DAP groups. · UTI was observed in all groups, but was higher in DAP groups. · No major differences were observed in serum electrolytes, renal function, and lipid profiles. · A significant reduction of blood pressure was observed in patients with hypertension with DAP groups. |