Relative effects of glucose-control strategy on microvascular disease.

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Relative effects of glucose-control strategy on microvascular disease. Relative effects of glucose-control strategy on microvascular disease. The diamonds incorporate the point estimates, represented by the vertical dashed lines, and the 95% CIs of the overall effects within categories; for subcategories, black squares represent point estimates (with the area of the square proportional to the number of events), and horizontal lines represent 95% CIs. The hazard ratios and relative risk reductions are given for intensive glucose control compared with standard glucose control. Simon R. Heller, and on behalf of the ADVANCE Collaborative Group Dia Care 2009;32:S357-S361 ©2009 by American Diabetes Association