Quantifying the Effect of Statin Use in Pre-Diabetic
Phenotypes Discovered Through Association Rule
Mining
John Schrom, MPH; Pedro Caraballo, MD; M. Regina Castro, MD; György Simon, PhD
+  Diabetes affect >25m people in US; Pre-diabetes affects >79m.
+  Statins are used to lower cholesterol, cardiovascular mortality.
§  Among most prescribed drugs in US
§  Multi-billion dollar industry
+  Statins may increase risk of diabetes in normal populations.
+  Statins seem to have no effect in pre-diabetic populations.
+  Is this because pre-diabetes is a heterogeneous condition?
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Background
+  Association Rule Mining
+  Propensity Score Matching
+  Statin Use and Pre-Diabetic Patients
Outline
Association Rule Mining
Obese	
   Hyperlipidemia	
   DM	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
  
Association Rule Mining
Obese	
   Hyperlipidemia	
   DM	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
  
P(DM	
  |	
  Hyperlip)	
  =	
  0.8	
  
{Hyperlip}	
  -­‐>	
  {DM}	
  
Association Rule Mining
Hyperlipidemia	
   DM	
   On	
  Sta4n?	
  
Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Phenotype:	
  {Hyperlipidemia}	
  
On	
  Sta4n	
   Not	
  on	
  Sta4n	
  
DM	
   2	
   2	
  
No	
  DM	
   0	
   1	
  
RR:	
  1.51	
  
Association Rule Mining
Hyperlipidemia	
   DM	
   On	
  Sta4n?	
   (Confounders)	
  
Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
  
Are	
  the	
  staGn	
  and	
  no-­‐staGn	
  populaGons	
  really	
  comparable?	
  
+  Statistical matching technique to compensate for confounders
+  Two Steps:
§  Build a model: quantify how sick a patient is through predicting how likely they are to
receive treatment
§  Match patients based on this propensity (“sickness”) score
+  This method can adjust for the added sickness/confounding associated
with being prescribed statins.
Propensity Score Matching: Overview
Propensity Score Matching: Overview
Hyperlip	
   DM	
   On	
  Sta4n?	
   (Confounders)	
   Score	
  
Yes	
   0	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
   0.66	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
   0.66	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   0	
  
Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
   Yes	
   0.66	
  
On	
  Sta4n	
   Not	
  on	
  Sta4n	
  
DM	
   2	
   1	
  
No	
  DM	
   0	
   0	
  
RR:	
  1.0	
  
Phenotype:	
  {Hyperlipidemia}	
  
+  18,958 pre-diabetic patients from Mayo Clinic between 1999 – 2004
§  Outcome: Progression to DM within 5 years
§  Lab Values
§  Medication History
§  Diagnosis History
+  Analysis in R
§  Association Rule Mining
§  Propensity Score Matching w/in 1 percentage point caliper
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Methods
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Results
Predictor	
   %	
  
Gender:	
  Male	
   49	
  
Hypertension	
   31	
  
Hyperlipidemia	
   37	
  
Obese	
   20	
  
IHD	
   10	
  
PVD	
   2	
  
ACE/ARB	
   13	
  
Predictor	
   %	
  
Beta	
  Blocker	
   17	
  
Ca	
  Chan	
  Blocker	
   7	
  
DiureGc	
   13	
  
Fibrate	
   2	
  
StaGn	
   18	
  
Aspirin	
   29	
  
High	
  SBP	
   21	
  
Predictor	
   %	
  
High	
  DBP	
   9	
  
High	
  t-­‐chol	
   43	
  
Low	
  HDL	
   23	
  
High	
  LDL	
   63	
  
High	
  BMI	
   27	
  
High	
  TGL	
   30	
  
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Results
5-­‐year	
  risk	
  of	
  DM	
  
On	
  StaGn	
   13.6%	
  
Not	
  on	
  StaGn	
   9.8%	
  
+  Built Diagnosis + Medication Analysis Variables
§  Hypertension w/ medication
§  Hypertension w/o medication
§  Elevated BP w/ medication
§  Elevated BP w/o medication
§  Hyperlipidemia w/ (non-statin) medication
§  Hyperlipidemia w/o (non-statin) medication
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Method
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Results
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Results
Sup	
   RR	
  
Obesity,	
  elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.05	
   1.73*	
  
Hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds,	
  hypertension	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.23	
   1.35*	
  
Hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds,	
  elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.10	
   1.62*	
  
Obesity,	
  Hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds,	
  elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  
meds	
  
0.03	
   1.76*	
  
Obesity,	
  Hypertension	
  w/	
  meds,	
  elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  
meds	
  
0.05	
   1.76*	
  
Hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds,	
  hypertension	
  w/	
  meds,	
  
elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  meds	
  
0.10	
   1.61*	
  
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Results
Sup	
   RR	
  
Obesity,	
  hyperlipidemia	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.19	
   0.59	
  
Hyperlipidemia	
  w/	
  meds,	
  hypertension	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.02	
   0.59	
  
Hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds	
   0.52	
   1.14	
  
Elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.12	
   1.32	
  
Obesity,	
  hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds	
   0.19	
   1.15	
  
Obesity,	
  hypertension	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.12	
   1.19	
  
Hypertension	
  w/	
  meds,	
  elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  meds	
   0.11	
   1.31	
  
Obesity,	
  hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds,	
  hypertension	
  
w/	
  meds	
  
0.11	
   1.41	
  
Obesity,	
  hyperlipidemia	
  w/o	
  meds,	
  hypertension	
  
w/	
  meds,	
  elevated	
  BP	
  w/	
  meds	
  
0.04	
   1.72	
  
+  Unmatched: Statins increase DM risk from 13 – 41%
+  Matched:
Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Summary
Hyperlipidemia	
   Hypertension	
   DM	
  Risk	
  
Requires	
  cocktail	
   Treated	
  +	
  Controlled	
   0.59	
  
No	
  cocktail	
   Treated	
  +	
  Controlled	
   1.35	
  
No	
  cocktail	
   Treated	
  +	
  Uncontrolled	
   1.62	
  
+  György Simon
+  Pedro Caraballo
+  M. Regina Castro
+  Connie Delaney
+  Stewart Speedie
+  David Pieczkiewicz
Thank You!

2013-AMIA-Slides

  • 1.
    Quantifying the Effectof Statin Use in Pre-Diabetic Phenotypes Discovered Through Association Rule Mining John Schrom, MPH; Pedro Caraballo, MD; M. Regina Castro, MD; György Simon, PhD
  • 2.
    +  Diabetes affect>25m people in US; Pre-diabetes affects >79m. +  Statins are used to lower cholesterol, cardiovascular mortality. §  Among most prescribed drugs in US §  Multi-billion dollar industry +  Statins may increase risk of diabetes in normal populations. +  Statins seem to have no effect in pre-diabetic populations. +  Is this because pre-diabetes is a heterogeneous condition? Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Background
  • 3.
    +  Association RuleMining +  Propensity Score Matching +  Statin Use and Pre-Diabetic Patients Outline
  • 4.
    Association Rule Mining Obese   Hyperlipidemia   DM   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes  
  • 5.
    Association Rule Mining Obese   Hyperlipidemia   DM   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   P(DM  |  Hyperlip)  =  0.8   {Hyperlip}  -­‐>  {DM}  
  • 6.
    Association Rule Mining Hyperlipidemia   DM   On  Sta4n?   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Phenotype:  {Hyperlipidemia}   On  Sta4n   Not  on  Sta4n   DM   2   2   No  DM   0   1   RR:  1.51  
  • 7.
    Association Rule Mining Hyperlipidemia   DM   On  Sta4n?   (Confounders)   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   Are  the  staGn  and  no-­‐staGn  populaGons  really  comparable?  
  • 8.
    +  Statistical matchingtechnique to compensate for confounders +  Two Steps: §  Build a model: quantify how sick a patient is through predicting how likely they are to receive treatment §  Match patients based on this propensity (“sickness”) score +  This method can adjust for the added sickness/confounding associated with being prescribed statins. Propensity Score Matching: Overview
  • 9.
    Propensity Score Matching:Overview Hyperlip   DM   On  Sta4n?   (Confounders)   Score   Yes   0   Yes   Yes   Yes   0.66   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   0.66   Yes   Yes   0   Yes   Yes   Yes   Yes   0.66   On  Sta4n   Not  on  Sta4n   DM   2   1   No  DM   0   0   RR:  1.0   Phenotype:  {Hyperlipidemia}  
  • 10.
    +  18,958 pre-diabeticpatients from Mayo Clinic between 1999 – 2004 §  Outcome: Progression to DM within 5 years §  Lab Values §  Medication History §  Diagnosis History +  Analysis in R §  Association Rule Mining §  Propensity Score Matching w/in 1 percentage point caliper Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Methods
  • 11.
    Statin Use &Pre-Diabetes: Results Predictor   %   Gender:  Male   49   Hypertension   31   Hyperlipidemia   37   Obese   20   IHD   10   PVD   2   ACE/ARB   13   Predictor   %   Beta  Blocker   17   Ca  Chan  Blocker   7   DiureGc   13   Fibrate   2   StaGn   18   Aspirin   29   High  SBP   21   Predictor   %   High  DBP   9   High  t-­‐chol   43   Low  HDL   23   High  LDL   63   High  BMI   27   High  TGL   30  
  • 12.
    Statin Use &Pre-Diabetes: Results 5-­‐year  risk  of  DM   On  StaGn   13.6%   Not  on  StaGn   9.8%  
  • 13.
    +  Built Diagnosis+ Medication Analysis Variables §  Hypertension w/ medication §  Hypertension w/o medication §  Elevated BP w/ medication §  Elevated BP w/o medication §  Hyperlipidemia w/ (non-statin) medication §  Hyperlipidemia w/o (non-statin) medication Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Method
  • 14.
    Statin Use &Pre-Diabetes: Results
  • 15.
    Statin Use &Pre-Diabetes: Results Sup   RR   Obesity,  elevated  BP  w/  meds   0.05   1.73*   Hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds,  hypertension  w/  meds   0.23   1.35*   Hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds,  elevated  BP  w/  meds   0.10   1.62*   Obesity,  Hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds,  elevated  BP  w/   meds   0.03   1.76*   Obesity,  Hypertension  w/  meds,  elevated  BP  w/   meds   0.05   1.76*   Hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds,  hypertension  w/  meds,   elevated  BP  w/  meds   0.10   1.61*  
  • 16.
    Statin Use &Pre-Diabetes: Results Sup   RR   Obesity,  hyperlipidemia  w/  meds   0.19   0.59   Hyperlipidemia  w/  meds,  hypertension  w/  meds   0.02   0.59   Hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds   0.52   1.14   Elevated  BP  w/  meds   0.12   1.32   Obesity,  hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds   0.19   1.15   Obesity,  hypertension  w/  meds   0.12   1.19   Hypertension  w/  meds,  elevated  BP  w/  meds   0.11   1.31   Obesity,  hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds,  hypertension   w/  meds   0.11   1.41   Obesity,  hyperlipidemia  w/o  meds,  hypertension   w/  meds,  elevated  BP  w/  meds   0.04   1.72  
  • 17.
    +  Unmatched: Statinsincrease DM risk from 13 – 41% +  Matched: Statin Use & Pre-Diabetes: Summary Hyperlipidemia   Hypertension   DM  Risk   Requires  cocktail   Treated  +  Controlled   0.59   No  cocktail   Treated  +  Controlled   1.35   No  cocktail   Treated  +  Uncontrolled   1.62  
  • 18.
    +  György Simon + Pedro Caraballo +  M. Regina Castro +  Connie Delaney +  Stewart Speedie +  David Pieczkiewicz Thank You!