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Cognitive functions among school-going children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes mellitus

Matched case-control cross-sectional study

Sultan A. Meo, Metib Alotaibi, Narmeen Shaikh and Reem AlKhalifah
Saudi Medical Journal November 2024, 45 (11) 1253-1259; DOI: https://doi.org/10.15537/smj.2024.45.11.20240509
Sultan A. Meo
From the Department of Physiology (Meo); from the Department of Pediatrics (AlKhalifah), College of Medicine, King Saud University, and from the University Diabetes Center (Alotaibi, Shaikh, AlKhalifah), King Saud University Medical City, King Saud University, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Metib Alotaibi
From the Department of Physiology (Meo); from the Department of Pediatrics (AlKhalifah), College of Medicine, King Saud University, and from the University Diabetes Center (Alotaibi, Shaikh, AlKhalifah), King Saud University Medical City, King Saud University, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Narmeen Shaikh
From the Department of Physiology (Meo); from the Department of Pediatrics (AlKhalifah), College of Medicine, King Saud University, and from the University Diabetes Center (Alotaibi, Shaikh, AlKhalifah), King Saud University Medical City, King Saud University, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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Reem AlKhalifah
From the Department of Physiology (Meo); from the Department of Pediatrics (AlKhalifah), College of Medicine, King Saud University, and from the University Diabetes Center (Alotaibi, Shaikh, AlKhalifah), King Saud University Medical City, King Saud University, Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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    - Pathophysiological mechanisms of type 1 diabetes mellitus and cognitive function impairment.

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    - Descriptive analysis of children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes mellitus and control group.

    VariablesControl group (n=32)T1DM group (n=32)P-values
    Age (years)15.23±1.4614.77±1.140.17
    Height (cm)163.85±8.47163.37±8.660.83
    Weight (kg)64.04±15.6463.52±13.760.89
    BMI (kg/m2)23.64±4.2623.68±4.240.98
    HbA1C (%)--9.6±2.20--
    Gender
    Male17 (53.3)17 (53.3)--
    Female15 (46.7)15 (46.7)--
    Duration of T1DM (years)
    >5 years--9 (28.1)--
    5-10 years--20 (62.5)--
    >10 years--3 (9.4)--

    Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD) or numbers and percentages (%).

    T1DM: type 1 diabetes mellitus, BMI: body mass index, HbA1C: hemoglobin A1C

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      Table 2

      - Cognitive function tests comparison between type 1 diabetic patients and matched control.

      TestsT1DM groupControl groupP-values
      AST mean correct latency (ms)1007.70±174.79491.10±148.67<0.001
      AST mean correct latency, congruent (ms)971.09±182.41483.60±115.93<0.001
      AST mean correct latency, incongruent (ms)1046.85±169.06467.30±141.73<0.001
      CRT mean correct latency (ms)515.24±111.30411.77±82.78<0.001

      Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD).

      T1DM: type 1 diabetes mellitus, AST: attention seeking test, CRT: choice reaction time, ms: milliseconds

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        Table 3

        - Cognitive function test with type 1 diabetic patients categorized by hemoglobin A1c level and their matched control.

        TestsT1DM groupControl groupP-values
        HbA1C <8% (n=9)
        AST mean correct latency (ms)985.69±186.47501.71±170.85<0.001
        AST mean correct latency, congruent (ms)944.37±197.07390.71±89.92<0.001
        AST mean correct latency, incongruent (ms)1028.81±176.39528.86±179.23<0.001
        CRT mean correct latency (ms)476.90±70.97446.86±118.040.287
        HbA1C ≥8% (n=23)
        AST mean correct latency (ms)1014.01±179.00485.14±148.17<0.001
        AST mean correct latency, congruent (ms)978.10±185.78509.18±111.03<0.001
        AST mean correct latency, incongruent (ms)1052.83±174.45445.09±128.93<0.001
        CRT mean correct latency (ms)533.63±120.82398.86±69.48<0.001

        Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD).

        T1DM: type 1 diabetes mellitus, HbA1C: hemoglobin A1C, AST: attention seeking test, CRT: choice reaction time, ms: milliseconds

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          Table 4

          - Cognitive function test with type 1 diabetic patients categorized by duration of diabetes and their matched controls.

          Duration of T1DMT1DM groupControl groupP-values
          <5 years (n=9)
          AST mean correct latency (ms)991.45±125.25558.67±171.32<0.001
          AST mean correct latency, congruent (ms)944.71±122.36440.56±141.21<0.001
          AST mean correct latency, incongruent (ms)1039.03±127.84496.22±177.89<0.001
          CRT mean correct latency (ms)462.04±76.06418.44±105.340.373
          5-10 years (n=20)
          AST mean correct latency (ms)983.96±201.96454.59±121.280.001
          AST mean correct latency, congruent (ms)947.24±208.97516.18±90.700.001
          AST mean correct latency, incongruent (ms)1024.32±197.29468.00±135.780.001
          CRT mean correct latency (ms)532.17±120.07418.12±78.500.03
          >10 years (n=3)
          AST mean correct latency (ms)1135.60±98.174448.00±201.700.006
          AST mean correct latency, congruent (ms)1126.26±116.06459.67±163.110.004
          AST mean correct latency, incongruent (ms)1146.00±78.70379.00±41.240.001
          CRT mean correct latency (ms)546.46±143.91364.00±37.510.101

          Values are presented as mean ± standard deviation (SD).

          T1DM: type 1 diabetes mellitus, AST: attention seeking test, CRT: choice reaction time, ms: milliseconds

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