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Comparison of two different insulin intensive therapy plan on treating type-2 diabetes mellitus patients / 中国综合临床
Clinical Medicine of China ; (12): 1237-1239, 2013.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-440293
ABSTRACT
Objective To compare the effect of insulin pump continuous subcutaneous insulin (CSII) and multiple subcutaneous insulin (short-acting insulin before meals + glargine,MSII) for the short duration of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) patients.Methods Fifty-two newly diagnosed T2DM patients were randomly divided into CSII(n =29) and MSII(n =23) group.Patients in CSII group were given insulin pump continuous subcutaneous plus metformin.And patients in MSII group were given insulin by multiple subcutaneous insulin injection plus metformin.The treating periods was 2 weeks and followed up one month.Results The periods from point of insulin injection to blood glucose back to normal level in CSII group was (4.70 ±2.01) d,shorter than that in MSII group(6.90 ± 1.50) d,and the difference was significant(t =2.056,P <0.05).The levels of C peptide in two hours postprandial before and after treatment in CSII group were (4.24 ± 0.25) ng/L,(6.29 ± 0.56) ng/L,and (3.20 ±0.11) ng/L and (7.33 ±0.41) ng/L respectively in MSII group.The levels of C peptide in two hours postprandial after treatment were higher than that of before treatment in two groups (t =2.018,2.436 respectively,P <0.05),but there were no significant differences between two groups(t =0.985,P > 0.05).Nineteen cases (65.5%) in CSII group were off insulin treatment in one month,and 9 cases (39.1%) in MSII group.There were significant differences in two groups(x2 =5.11,P <0.05).Conclusion The two treatment plans can make the improvement in terms of glucose control.However,CSII plan showed more effective than MSII.

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Full text: Available Index: WPRIM (Western Pacific) Language: Chinese Journal: Clinical Medicine of China Year: 2013 Type: Article