Conversion tables for glycated haemoglobin and glucose values

Rob Riemsma; Isaac Corro Ramos; Richard Birnie; Nasuh Büyükkaramikli; Nigel Armstrong; Steve Ryder; Steven Duffy; Gill Worthy; Maiwenn Al; Johan Severens; Jos Kleijnen

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Riemsma R, Corro Ramos I, Birnie R, et al. Integrated sensor-augmented pump therapy systems [the MiniMed® Paradigm™ Veo system and the Vibe™ and G4® PLATINUM CGM (continuous glucose monitoring) system] for managing blood glucose levels in type 1 diabetes: a systematic review and economic evaluation. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2016 Feb. (Health Technology Assessment, No. 20.17.)

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Appendix 5Conversion tables for glycated haemoglobin and glucose values

TABLE 85

Glycated haemoglobin conversion table: older DCCT-aligned (%) and newer IFCC-standardised (mmol/mol) concentrations (IFCC-standardised values are rounded to the nearest whole number)

HbA_1c ‘old’	HbA_1c ‘new’	HbA_1c ‘old’	HbA_1c ‘new’
4.0	20	9.1	76
4.1	21	9.2	77
4.2	22	9.3	78
4.3	23	9.4	79
4.4	25	9.5	80
4.5	26	9.6	81
4.6	27	9.7	83
4.7	28	9.8	84
4.8	29	9.9	85
4.9	30	10.0	86
5.0	31	10.1	87
5.1	32	10.2	88
5.2	33	10.3	89
5.3	34	10.4	90
5.4	36	10.5	91
5.5	37	10.6	92
5.6	38	10.7	93
5.7	39	10.8	95
5.8	40	10.9	96
5.9	41	11.0	97
6.0	42	11.1	98
6.1	43	11.2	99
6.2	44	11.3	100
6.3	45	11.4	101
6.4	46	11.5	102
6.5	48	11.6	103
6.6	49	11.7	104
6.7	50	11.8	105
6.8	51	11.9	107
6.9	52	12.0	108
7.0	53	13.0	119
7.1	54	13.1	120
7.2	55	13.2	121
7.3	56	13.3	122
7.4	57	13.4	123
7.5	58	13.5	124
7.6	60	13.6	125
7.7	61	13.7	126
7.8	62	13.8	127
7.9	63	13.9	128
8.0	64	14.0	130
8.1	65	14.1	131
8.2	66	14.2	132
8.3	67	14.3	133
8.4	68	14.4	134
8.5	69	14.5	135
8.6	70	14.6	136
8.7	72	14.7	137
8.8	73	14.8	138
8.9	74	14.9	139
9.0	75

: IFCC, International Federation of Clinical Chemistry.
: Definitions: ‘old’ unit = DCCT unit (%); ‘new’ unit = IFCC unit (mmol/mol).
: Conversion formulas: ‘old’ = (0.0915 × ‘new’) + 2.15%; ‘new’ = (10.93 × ‘old’) – 23.5 mmol/mol.

TABLE 86

Glucose values conversion table (mg/dl to mmol/l)

mg/dl to mmol/l		mmol/l to mg/dl
mg/dl	mmol/l	mmol/l	mg/dl
40	2.2	2.0	36
45	2.5	2.5	45
50	2.8	3.0	54
55	3.1	3.5	63
60	3.3	4.0	72
65	3.6	4.5	81
70	3.9	5.0	90
75	4.2	5.5	99
80	4.4	6.0	108
85	4.7	6.5	117
90	5.0	7.0	126
95	5.3	7.5	135
100	5.6	8.0	144
110	6.2	8.5	153
120	6.7	9.0	162
130	7.2	9.5	171
140	7.8	10.0	180
150	8.3	10.5	189
160	8.9	11.0	198
170	9.4	11.5	207
180	10.0	12.0	216
190	10.6	12.5	225
200	11.1	13.0	234
220	12.2	13.5	243
240	13.3	14.0	252
260	14.4	14.5	261
280	15.5	15.0	270
300	16.7	16.0	288
320	17.8	17.0	306
340	18.9	18.0	324
360	20.0	19.0	342
380	21.1	20.0	360
400	22.2	21.0	378
420	23.3	22.0	396
440	24.4	23.0	414
460	25.5	24.0	432

: Conversion formulas: mg/dl × 0.0555 = mmol/l; mmol/l × 18.018 = mg/dl.

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