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Serum Fructosamine Does Reflect Levels of Glycated Serum Albumin in Insulin-Dependent Diabetics

Fructosamine was measured in the serum of 62 patients with insulin-dependent diabetes (IDD) and 32 non-diabetics and the results compared with glycated albumin levels (GSA) measured using the affinity medium Cibarcron blue F3GA. Good correlations were found both for the IDD patients (r=0·93) and the combined group of IDD plus non-diabetics (r=0·95). We conclude, that fructosamine measurements accurately reflect GSA concentrations, and, therefore, provide a practical method for assessing intermediate term glycaemia in IDD.