The Association Between Coronary Artery Disease and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Libyan Adults: A Cross-Sectional Study

Background and objectives. Diabetes mellitus is a highly prevalent chronic multisystem disease it has significant impact on the health of many important organs in our body, including cardiovascular system (CVS). This study aimed to determine association between Type 2 diabetes mellites (T2DM) development coronary artery (CAD). Methods. A retrospective cross-sectional was conducted patients who were diagnosed with CAD T2DM. We examined likelihood occurrence T2DM using Bayesian one sample test. Results. About 97 confirmed have included study. The mean age participants 60±11.89. Approximately, 53 (54.6%) females, while 44 (45.4%) males. vast majority had at 69 (71.1%) as opposed only 28 (28.9%) did not but CAD. Moreover, there statistically increase amongst group. percentage significantly higher than those compared (P = 0.002) for group concomitant CAD, non-T2DM respectively. Conclusion. There relationship suggesting importance intensive glycemic control diabetic possibly via lifestyle modifications or medications order reduce delay possibility patients, particular.