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Study on remission patterns of non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus using continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion treatment at Konkuk University Diabetic Center. Analyzes changes in blood glucose levels, insulin dosage, hemoglobin A1c, BMI, and plasma C-peptide post-treatment.
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Remission of Korean Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus by Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion Treatment Konkuk University Diabetic Center Soobong Choi, M.D. Ph.D., Sunmin Park Diabetes/Metabolism Research and Review, March, 2003
Remission Pattern (Case No.) REMISSION CSII TX. (Months)
Changes of blood glucose levels and total daily insulin dosage Non-Remission. Remission. (U/day) (mg/dL) INSULIN DOSE BLOOD GLUCOSE p< 0.05 p< 0.05 (wks) (wks)
Changes of Blood Glucose after CSII Non-Remission. Remission. mmol/L mmol/L ** Fasting BG Post-prandial BG ### ### ### ### (wks) (wks) **Significantly different from remission group at p<0.01. ### Significantly different from the baseline at p<0.001.
Changes of Hemoglobin A1c and BMI after CSII Non-Remission. Remission. % kg/m2 Hemoglobin A1c BMI ### ### (wks) (wks) ### Significantly different from the baseline at p<0.001. # p<0.05.
Plasma C-Peptide after CSII Non-Remission. Remission. nmol/L nmol/L Post-prandial c-peptide Fasting c-peptide ## ## ** * * * (wks) (wks) **Significantly different from remission group at p<0.01. * p<0.05. ## Significantly different from the baseline at p<0.01.
Remission and Duration Non-Remiss. Case Remission Case (yrs) Duration