ECE2007 Poster Presentations (1) (659 abstracts)
Metabolic improvement in diabetic patients with glucose continuous monitoritation in real time
Cristobal Morales Portillo , Isabel Serrano Olmedo , Silvia Maraver , Amaya Fernandez Arguelles , Juan Manuel Garcia-Quiros Muñoz , Guillermo Martinez De Pinillos , Carmen De La Cuesta Mayor & Angel Sendon Perez
Virgen Macarena Hospital, Seville, Spain.
Objective: To study if the use of continuous glucose monitoritation systems in real time (GUARDIAN REAL TIME®) in the diabetic patients could improve the metabolic control.
Material and method: 15 type 1diabetic patients studied (age: 33.8±13.40, years of evolution: 17.06±11.32) in intensive treatment (5 multidoses, 10 insulin pump) which were made one first blind 4 days long monitoritation to them, PERIOD 1 (P. BLIND) with sensor CGMS Gold®. Next it was made another monitoritation with a real time system with glycemia and alarms of hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia, GUARDIAN RT®, PERIOD 2 (P. Real time). These 2 monitoritations were consecutive in each patient, establishing in the second period the levels of alarm of hypoglycemia in 50 mg/dl and hyperglycemia in 200 mg/dl. We studied in both periods: Average glycemia Glycemia Variability, Percentage of time in hiperglycemia (>180), normoglycemia and hipoglycemia (<70). A non-parametric test for matched up data was made (Wilcoxon)
| PERIOD 1 (BLIND) | PERIOD 2 (R.T) | P | |
| Average glucose | 157.17±34.30 (110–224) | 137.49±21.99 (115–203) | 0.053 |
| Variability | 73.72±19.60 (38–103) | 48.23±13.20 (25–75) | <0.005 |
| % High | 32.56±19.25 (7.0–75.0) | 19.90±13.87 (1.23–56.03) | <0.05 |
| % Euglucemia | 55.49±17.79 (25.0–86.0) | 74.98±14.22 (43.97–98.77) | <0.005 |
| % Low | 11.94±8.04 (0.00–29.00) | 5.10±5.16 (0–17.00) | <0.005 |
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