Monday, October 21, 2024

Glycemic Control Effect on Acid-Fast Bacteria Conversion [TB0097]

  • Subjects with controlled RBG (Random Blood Glucose) showed a higher percentage of negative sputum smear conversion.
  • Subjects with controlled HbA1C also had a higher percentage of negative sputum smear conversion.
  • Subjects with a 31-50% decrement in RBG had the highest percentage of negative sputum smear conversion (42%).
  • Subjects with more than 50% RBG decrement had a lower percentage of negative sputum smear conversion (24%), compared to those with uncontrolled RBG decrement.

  • Source: Septa, D. and Surjadi, L.M., 2023. Glycemic Control Effect on Acid-Fast Bacteria Conversion in Diabetic Patients with Tuberculosis. Jurnal Biomedika dan Kesehatan, 6(1), pp.62-70.

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