Studies of alogliptin for lowering blood glucose concentration in patients with type II diabetes
alog_pcfb.RdA dataset from a systematic review of Randomised-Controlled Trials (RCTs) comparing different doses of alogliptin with placebo langford2016MBNMAtime. The systematic review was simply performed and was intended to provide data to illustrate a statistical methodology rather than for clinical inference. Alogliptin is a treatment aimed at reducing blood glucose concentration in type II diabetes. The outcome is continuous, and aggregate data responses correspond to the mean change in HbA1c from baseline to follow-up. The dataset includes 14 Randomised-Controlled Trials (RCTs), comparing 5 different doses of alogliptin with placebo, leading to 6 different treatments (combination of dose and agent) within the network.
Format
A data frame in long format (one row per arm and study), with 46 rows and 9 variables:
- studyIDStudy identifiers
- clinicaltrialGov_IDThe clinicaltrial.gov ID code
- agentCharacter data indicating the agent to which participants were randomised
- doseNumeric data indicating the standardised dose received
- treatmentCharacter data indicating the treatment (combination of agent and dose) to which participants were randomised
- timeNumeric data indicating the time at which the observation was measured (given in weeks)
- yNumeric data indicating the mean change from baseline in blood glucose concentration (mg/dL) in a study arm
- seNumeric data indicating the standard error for the mean change from baseline in blood glucose concentration (mg/dL) in a study arm
- nNumeric data indicating the number in each arm at each follow-up time