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See also:
All cardiovascular prevention clinical trials
All diabetes type 2 clinical trials
All peripheral vascular diseases clinical trials
All clinical trials of antioxydants
All clinical trials of combination
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Treatments
Studied treatment |
antioxidant capsule containing (alpha-tocopherol 200 mg, ascorbic acid 100 mg, pyridoxine hydrochloride 25 mg, zinc sulphate 10 mg, nicotinamide 10 mg, lecithin 9.4 mg, and sodium selenite 0.8 mg)
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Control treatment |
placebo
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Remarks |
factorial design of aspirin plus antioxidant compared with
aspirin alone, antioxidant alone, and placebo. |
Patients
Patients |
patients with diabetes mellitus and asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease |
Inclusion criteria |
adults of either sex, aged 40 or more, with type 1 or type 2 diabetes who were determined as having asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease as detected by a lower than normal ankle brachial pressure index (<=0.99) |
Exclusion criteria |
evidence of symptomatic cardiovascular disease; aspirin or antioxidant therapy on a regular basis; peptic ulceration, severe dyspepsia, a bleeding disorder, or intolerance to aspirin; suspected serious physical illness (such as cancer), which might have been expected to curtail life expectancy; psychiatric illness; congenital heart disease; unable to give informed consent |
Baseline characteristics |
Sexe M |
43% |
Age moyen |
60 y |
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Method and design
Randomized effectives |
640 / 636 (studied vs. control) |
Design |
Factorial plan |
Blinding |
double blind |
Number of centre |
multicentre |
Geographic area |
Scotland |
Hypothesis |
Superiority |
Primary endpoint |
CV events |
Remarks |
two hierarchical composite
primary end points of death from coronary heart disease or
stroke, non-fatal myocardial infarction or stroke, or
amputation above the ankle for critical limb ischaemia;
and death from coronary heart disease or stroke |
Results
Endpoints and data reported in the trial's publication(s)
Endpoint |
Events (%) |
Relative Risk |
95% CI |
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Studied treat. |
Control treat. |
CHD death, stroke, MI, above ankle amputation |
117 / 640 (18,3%) |
116 / 636 (18,2%) |
1,00 |
[0,79;1,26] |
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Death from coronary heart disease or stroke |
42 / 640 (6,6%) |
36 / 636 (5,7%) |
1,16 |
[0,75;1,78] |
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Death (any cause) |
115 / 640 (18,0%) |
80 / 636 (12,6%) |
1,43 |
[1,10;1,86] |
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Coronary heart disease death |
30 / 640 (4,7%) |
31 / 636 (4,9%) |
0,96 |
[0,59;1,57] |
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Stroke death |
12 / 640 (1,9%) |
5 / 636 (0,8%) |
2,39 |
[0,85;6,73] |
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Non-fatal myocardial infarction |
49 / 640 (7,7%) |
62 / 636 (9,7%) |
0,79 |
[0,55;1,12] |
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Non-fatal stroke |
36 / 640 (5,6%) |
34 / 636 (5,3%) |
1,05 |
[0,67;1,66] |
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Above ankle amputation for critical limb ischaemia |
10 / 640 (1,6%) |
10 / 636 (1,6%) |
0,99 |
[0,42;2,37] |
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Transient ischaemic attack |
11 / 640 (1,7%) |
23 / 636 (3,6%) |
0,48 |
[0,23;0,97] |
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Coronary artery bypass surgery |
12 / 640 (1,9%) |
14 / 636 (2,2%) |
0,85 |
[0,40;1,83] |
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Coronary artery angioplasty |
7 / 640 (1,1%) |
8 / 636 (1,3%) |
0,87 |
[0,32;2,38] |
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Development of angina |
69 / 640 (10,8%) |
79 / 636 (12,4%) |
0,87 |
[0,64;1,18] |
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Peripheral arterial bypass surgery |
4 / 640 (0,6%) |
8 / 636 (1,3%) |
0,50 |
[0,15;1,64] |
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Peripheral arterial angioplasty |
12 / 640 (1,9%) |
12 / 636 (1,9%) |
0,99 |
[0,45;2,20] |
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Development of critical limb ischaemia |
22 / 640 (3,4%) |
18 / 636 (2,8%) |
1,21 |
[0,66;2,24] |
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Development of claudication |
97 / 640 (15,2%) |
107 / 636 (16,8%) |
0,90 |
[0,70;1,16] |
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Malignancy |
65 / 640 (10,2%) |
56 / 636 (8,8%) |
1,15 |
[0,82;1,62] |
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Gastrointestinal bleeding |
28 / 640 (4,4%) |
31 / 636 (4,9%) |
0,90 |
[0,54;1,48] |
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Gastrointestinal symptoms, including dyspepsia |
69 / 640 (10,8%) |
98 / 636 (15,4%) |
0,70 |
[0,52;0,93] |
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Arrhythmia |
50 / 640 (7,8%) |
52 / 636 (8,2%) |
0,96 |
[0,66;1,39] |
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Allergy including skin rash |
68 / 640 (10,6%) |
68 / 636 (10,7%) |
0,99 |
[0,72;1,37] |
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Endpoints used by the meta-analysis and data retained for this trial
Endpoint
Studied treat. n/N
Control treat. n/N
Graph
RR [95% CI]
All cause death
115 / 640
80 / 636
1,43 [1,10;1,86]
Amputation
10 / 640
10 / 636
classic
0,99 [0,42;2,37]
0
2
1.0
Relative risks
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Endpoint |
Events (%) |
Relative Risk |
95% CI |
Endpoint definition in the trial |
Ref |
Studied treat. |
Control treat. |
All cause death
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115 / 640 (18,0%) |
80 / 636 (12,6%) |
1,43 |
[1,10;1,86] |
Death (any cause) |
0 |
Amputation
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10 / 640 (1,6%) |
10 / 636 (1,6%) |
0,99 |
[0,42;2,37] |
Above ankle amputation for critical limb ischaemia |
0 |
The primary endpoint (if exists) appears in blod characters
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Reference(s) used for data extraction:
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Endpoint |
studied treat. |
control treat. |
mean diff |
Absolute risk reduction (for a follow-up of )
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Endpoint |
Events rate |
Absolute risk reduction (ARR) |
Studied treat. |
Control treat. |
All cause death |
17,97% |
12,58% |
5,4%
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Amputation |
1,56% |
1,57% |
-0,01%
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Meta-analysis of all similar trials:
antioxydants in cardiovascular prevention for all type of patients
antioxydants in cardiovascular prevention for diabetic patients
antioxydants in diabetes type 2 for all type of patients
antioxydants in peripheral vascular diseases for diabetic patients
antioxydants in peripheral vascular diseases for all type of patients
Reference(s)
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Belch J, MacCuish A, Campbell I, Cobbe S, Taylor R, Prescott R, Lee R, Bancroft J, MacEwan S, Shepherd J, Macfarlane P, Morris A, Jung R, Kelly C, Connacher A, Peden N, Jamieson A, Matthews D, Leese G, McKnight J, O'Brien I, Semple C, Petrie J, Gordon D, .
The prevention of progression of arterial disease and diabetes (POPADAD) trial: factorial randomised placebo controlled trial of aspirin and antioxidants in patients with diabetes and asymptomatic peripheral arterial disease..
BMJ 2008 Oct 16;337:a1840
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