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Table 1.

Patient characteristics, N = 202.

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Fig 1.

Relationship between HbA1c changes and four indices of insulin secretion.

Subjects were stratified by the tertiles of four indices of insulin secretion such as F-CPR, U-CPR, ΔCPR, and CPI, and HbA1c changes were compared high and mid tertiles with lowest insulinogenic tertile as standard. *, p < 0.05 by ANOVA and post-hoc Dunnett’s test.

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Table 2.

Relationship between HbA1c changes at six months and insulin secretion indices, F-CPR, U-CPR, ΔCPR and CPI by regression analysis.

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Fig 2.

Relationship between baseline HbA1c and indices of insulin secretion.

Scatter plots were shown for the relationships between baseline HbA1c and four indices of insulin secretion such as F-CPR, U-CPR, ΔCPR and CPI. Regression lines, adjusted R2 and p value were also shown in the plots.

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Table 3.

Multivariate regression analysis for HbA1c changes six months after discharge using U-CPR, F-CPR, and U-CPR×F-CPR.

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Table 4.

Factor loadings on patient characteristics.

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Fig 3.

Relationship between factors and variables related to insulin secretion.

The effect of factors on CPI, F-CPR, U-CPR, and ΔCPR, which are primarily indicators of insulin secretion.

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