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Fig. 3 | Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome

Fig. 3

From: The relationship between HbA1c control pattern and atherosclerosis progression of diabetes: a prospective study of Chinese population

Fig. 3

The HbA1c trajectory groups during the follow-up. Low and stable, characterized by maintaining low HbA1c levels throughout follow-up; U-shape, the HbA1c was decreased first and reached the bottom at around two years, then the HbA1c increased during the next following time; Moderate-decrease, starting with an average HbA1c level and experiencing a slight decrease; Relative-high, maintaining high HbA1c levels throughout follow-up

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