Research Article

Predictive Value of 1-Hour Glucose Elevations during Oral Glucose Tolerance Testing for Cystic Fibrosis-Related Diabetes

Table 1

Baseline demographics for the cross-sectional and longitudinal cohorts.

Group 1 (cross-sectional cohort)Group 2 (longitudinal cohort)
n = 243n = 177

Male, n (%)120 (49%)94 (53%)
Race
 Caucasian, n (%)194 (80%)142 (80%)
 Other, n (%)49 (20%)35 (20%)
Age (years)12.66 ± 3.0312.42 ± 2.58
Fasting OGTT (mg/dL)89 ± 889 ± 8
1-hour glucose (mg/dL)163 ± 45162 ± 45
2-hour glucose (mg/dL)117 ± 33116 ± 33
BMI%ile18.77 ± 2.9519.01 ± 3.05
HbA1c (%)5.5 ± 0.45.5 ± 0.4
Genotype, n (%)
 Residual function mutations22 (9%)14 (8%)
 2 minimal function mutations213 (88%)159 (90%)
 Unknown8 (3%)4 (2%)
FEV1% predicted91.64 ± 16.8890.69 ± 15.71
FVC% predicted99.13 ± 14.9898.29 ± 13.67
FEV1/FVC0.92 ± 0.090.92 ± 0.08
CFTR modulator use at baseline, n (%)
 Yes42 (17%)21 (12%)
 No201 (83%)156 (88%)
Started on modulator during follow-up, n (%)
 Yes90 (37%)79 (45%)
 No153 (63%)98 (55%)