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Trends of the total daily dose of insulin (TDD) and sensor glucose levels.
(A) Patient 1. (B) Patient 2. (C) Patient
3. The upper row of each patient image presents TDD (U/kg/d), and the blue and black
areas show basal doses and bolus doses of insulin, respectively. The lower row
presents sensor glucose levels (mg/dL). The horizontal axis indicates patient age in
days. The gray-shaded area in the sensor glucose levels is the range between the
minimum and maximum levels of the day, and the blue-shaded area is the range of
100-200 mg/dL. The black line denotes the average sensor glucose levels of the day.
At an age of 17-29 d in patient 1, filled circles indicate the measured blood
glucose levels.
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During follow up, the insulin dose was gradually increased, and the maximum TDD reached 1.34 U/kg/d on day 73 of life (Fig. 2C).
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Trends of the total daily dose of insulin (TDD) and sensor glucose levels.
(A) Patient 1. (B) Patient 2. (C) Patient
3. The upper row of each patient image presents TDD (U/kg/d), and the blue and black
areas show basal doses and bolus doses of insulin, respectively. The lower row
presents sensor glucose levels (mg/dL). The horizontal axis indicates patient age in
days. The gray-shaded area in the sensor glucose levels is the range between the
minimum and maximum levels of the day, and the blue-shaded area is the range of
100-200 mg/dL. The black line denotes the average sensor glucose levels of the day.
At an age of 17-29 d in patient 1, filled circles indicate the measured blood
glucose levels.
cpe-31-178-g002.jpg
PMC9297173_09_cpe-31-178-g002.jpg
fig_002
During follow up, the insulin dose was gradually increased, and the maximum TDD reached 1.34 U/kg/d on day 73 of life (Fig. 2C).
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Trends of the total daily dose of insulin (TDD) and sensor glucose levels.
(A) Patient 1. (B) Patient 2. (C) Patient
3. The upper row of each patient image presents TDD (U/kg/d), and the blue and black
areas show basal doses and bolus doses of insulin, respectively. The lower row
presents sensor glucose levels (mg/dL). The horizontal axis indicates patient age in
days. The gray-shaded area in the sensor glucose levels is the range between the
minimum and maximum levels of the day, and the blue-shaded area is the range of
100-200 mg/dL. The black line denotes the average sensor glucose levels of the day.
At an age of 17-29 d in patient 1, filled circles indicate the measured blood
glucose levels.
cpe-31-178-g002.jpg
PMC9297173_09_cpe-31-178-g002.jpg
fig_002
During follow up, the insulin dose was gradually increased, and the maximum TDD reached 1.34 U/kg/d on day 73 of life (Fig. 2C).
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