The study examines how different glycaemic control methods affect the risk of retinal microaneurysms in diabetes patients.
Analyzed NHANES data
Focused on insulin-dependent diabetes patients
Evaluated effects of glycaemic control modalities
Combination therapy showed a protective effect against retinal microaneurysms.
Improved blood glucose control correlated with reduced RMA risk.
Abstract
There is a synergistic protective effect of combination therapy on diabetic RMA, providing valuable evidence for blood glucose control in insulin-dependent patients.