Today, for those patients who do not achieve an optimum glycaemia control with the administration of multiple insulin injections,
the use of insulin pumps or systems of continuous subcutaneous infusion of insulin (ISCI, in Spanish) can be an alternative.
The research done for the last few years has proven that, besides these ISCI systems, the joint
use of an insulin pump and a continuous glucose monitoring system (MCG, in Spanish), can be useful for selected patients in order to improve the control of the glycaemia levels.»
We collected data on treatment type (pump vs. injection) from adolescents» medical records because
use of insulin pumps in adolescents has been associated with improved glycemic control (Sherr & Tamborlane, 2008).
Treatment consists of multiple daily insulin injections or
use of an insulin pump, blood glucose checking several times daily, regulation of carbohydrate intake, and correction of blood glucose fluctuations.
Not exact matches
The disease can be managed with careful control
of what food is eaten and when, modifying physical activity, and the
use of pumps or injections to deliver
insulin and the glucose - raising hormone glucagon.
It consists
of providing the
insulin pumps used by type 1 diabetes mellitus patients with an additional system (control algorithm) able to indicate the exact quantity
of insulin needed by a patient at any time.
Tasked with constantly measuring his son's glucose levels and trying to give him just the right amount
of insulin, he realized that what he needed was a computer algorithm — a set
of rules designed to solve a problem — that could
use data from a CGM to instruct an
insulin pump on how to respond to the body's need for the hormone.
Modern therapy includes
insulin pumps, such as the one Regazzi
uses; a greater variety
of insulin products, including man - made versions
of the hormone; and better treatments for high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and other illness that tend to occur in people with diabetes.
A
pump was designed for chemo therapy and someone had the bright idea
of using it for subcutaneous
insulin infusion.
This should be discussed in great detail with the health care professional that provided the
pump as
insulin requirements will likely decrease on a plant - based diet, which runs the risk
of hypoglycemia if too much
insulin is
used.
For example, if you belong to
Insulin Pumpers Group 75 of Detroit because your child uses an insulin pump, a potential employer may think you have di
Insulin Pumpers Group 75
of Detroit because your child
uses an
insulin pump, a potential employer may think you have di
insulin pump, a potential employer may think you have diabetes.
I instruct patients (many
of our patients are nurses) on how to properly give
insulin injections, testosterone injections, how to
use a glucometer,
insulin pump training, putting on and downloading CGMS, phlebotomy, running US machine, etc..
The majority
of the participants (68 %) were on a flexible diabetes management regimen (either
insulin pump or basal - bolus injection regimen); the rest
used conventional multiple daily injections.
The percentage
of children
using an
insulin pump was 26 % at study start and increased over each
of the next 3 years (35 %, 44 %, and 50 %); the rest
of the children were
using injections.