Insulin Pump Therapy

Table of contents

1. Introduction

he conception of administer continuous insulin appeared in the United States in early 1960s. Dr Arnold Kadish was the first individual who intended the primary closed-loop insulin pump tool that functioned by administration of continuous insulin to the patient accompanied with automatic blood glucose detecting. Practically this device was unsuitable because of its oversize. [ Patients demanding extraordinary insulin dose.

2. Pregnancy complicated with diabetes

It is probable that approximately 375,000US patients use the insulin pump, with this figure likely to increase.[9] It has been used for more than 35 years. [10] The FDA permitted Medtronic's MiniMed 530G with Enlite in 2013, under its novel Artificial Pancreas Device System-Threshold Suspend guidelines, as the earliest device that adjust insulin release in reaction to CGM sensor data. [11] Threshold suspend means that when CGM sensor glucose levels decline below a specified threshold, the pump warnings and hangs insulin delivery for 2 hours. The usage of this device has been revealed to lessen nocturnal hypoglycaemia. [12] Author: e-mail: [email protected] Exact Features of Patients Who Are Not Suitable Candidates for Insulin Pump Use: [13] Reluctant to implement MDI doses 3-4 daily, regular SMBG more than 4 daily and carbohydrate counting Absence of inspiration to accomplish close-fitting glucose control History of psychiatric disorders (e.g., psychosis, severe anxiety, or depression) Significant doubts about pump usage affecting lifestyle (e.g., contact sports or sexual activity) Impracticable hopes of pump therapy (e.g., faith that it reduces the need to be in charge for diabetes controlling) T 7 Year 2021

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Indication of CSII for paediatric diabetic patients issued in 2006 in Berlin on conference attended by specialists in paediatrics diabetes: [14] ? Raised HbA1c levels on injection remedy ? Recurrent, severe hypoglycaemia ? Usually unsettled glucose levels ? A management schedule that compromises lifestyle ? Microvascular and macrovascular complications Perfect nominees for paediatrics CSII include patients with interested relatives who are dedicated to observing blood glucose minimum 4 times per day and know show estimate bolus insulin doses.

4. a) Insulin Pump Treatment for diabetes during Pregnancy

Due to the fact that pregnancy is a state where hastened level of ketone bodies in the women. [15] Minimum hours of insulin intermission can cause hyperglycaemia and ketosis. High ketone bodies during pregnancy lead to fetal death. [16] There is no long acting insulin in the pump infusion, there for to be safe side a little dose of neutral protamine Hagedorn(NPH) or insulin detemir may be administered at night to guarantee that there will never be a deficiency of insulin in circulation if the needle get out.13

5. Advantages and Disadvantages of Insulin Pump Therapy: [17][18][19][20]

6. Advantages Disadvantages

Improve

7. Conclusion

In diabetic patient, the ideal way to administer insulin is in away mimic pancreas releases it. The perfect method to administer it in that way is insulin pump more than any other methods.[23] Nowadays the growing acceptance of insulin pump treatment has positioned more responsibility on medical experts and nonmedical personnel who do not have diabetes speciality, like accident and emergency department, hospital staff and school teachers. This revolution necessitates that these specialist strain themselves with this form of insulin supply. [24]

Figure 1.
Recently insulin pumps manufactures shows more
improvement. It became less in size and more practical
for usage. The American Diabetes Association identify
that CSII is as unhurt as multiple injection therapy, when
suggested measures are monitored.[5] Insulin Pumps
are undersized electronic devices which provide insulin
by two approaches:[6]
Basal Insulin, which is constant & continuous
calculated dosage.
Bolus Insulin, which is a mealtime dose.
Common indications and contraindications for
insulin pump treatment in diabetic individuals:[7][8]
Indications Contraindications
Repeated events of sever hypoglycaemia with Diabetes with psychiatric disorders
multiple daily injections
Patient failure to hits HbA1c goal inspite of MDI Reluctance to self-monitor of blood sugar
and HbA1c remains ? 8.5%.
Individual with diabetic complications such as shortage of time and motivation to maintain
neuropathy, nephropathy lycaemic control
Patient with considerable dawn phenomenon Cannot be proficient on crucial practical part of
insulin pump treatment
Diabetes individual looking for improved quality of
life.
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Appendix A

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Appendix B

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  14. MiniMed 530GFDA Approval Letter, U . http://www.accessdata.fda.gov/cdrh_docs/pdf12/p120010a.pdf2013 (Food and Drug Administration)
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