Abstract
The objective was to compare glycemic control between preprandial and postprandial bolus administration (15 min before [PRE] or immediately after the meal [POST]) in patients with type 1 diabetes using insulin pump and real-time continuous glucose monitoring. Between September 2015 and February 2016, a single-centre, open randomized, 2-way crossover study of patients on bolus insulin aspart administration was conducted during two 14-day periods and according to 2 administration regimen schedules (PRE/POST or POST/PRE). Inclusion criteria were as follows: patients with type 1 diabetes, ≥18 and ≤ 65 years old, treated with insulin aspart using a Medtronic® insulin pump and trained on functional insulin therapy. Patients were randomly assigned to either regimen schedule. At the beginning of each period, each patient was provided with a standardized high fat meal. Primary outcome was the area under the curve for interstitial glucose above 140 mg/dL per minute (AUC > 140 mg/dL/min) during each period. Secondary outcomes were time spent in hypo/eu/hyperglycemia, glycemic variability indices, and AUC during 4 hours after high fat meal calculated with continuous glucose monitoring data. Twenty-two patients were included. Mean AUC > 140...Continue Reading
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