英文摘要 |
Type 1 diabetes does affect children's brain development. High and low blood glucose levels can lead to decreased intelligence efficiency. Hypoglycemia is a common acute complication of type 1 diabetes. The most effective tool for preventing hypoglycemia is the education for diabetic patients, their family members and friends, and careful assessment of the patient's insulin dosage, efficacy, carbohydrate intake, exercise, other lifestyles, and providing personalized planning. Although glycated hemoglobin A1c is the only blood glucose control indicator that has been proven closely related with chronic vascular complication of diabetes, it is not applicable to individual differences and may even be misleading. With the popular application of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM), the glucose management indicator (GMI) is the average glucose value of all blood glucose readings taken by the CGM. The glucose pattern of the ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) displayed by CGM varies widely and can be used as a reference for personalized lifestyle and insulin adjustments. Recently, experts of advanced technologies & treatments for diabetes (ATTD) have proposed standardized indicators of Time in Range (TIR). In order to achieve the goal and prevention of hypoglycemia, currently available advanced technology, in addition to CGM, sensor-augmented pump therapy with the function of predicting low glucose level then suspends insulin delivery on or before development of low glucose level and can reduce the duration of hypoglycemia. Compared with traditional insulin pump therapy, the new product, closed-loop system improves glycemic control and reduces the incidence of hypoglycemia in patients with diabetes. |