„Customization of the insulin therapy in patient“: a case report
Authors:
Zbynek Schroner
Authors‘ workplace:
Schroner MED s. r. o., interná a diabetologická ambulancia, Košice
Published in:
Forum Diab 2013; 2(2): 122-124
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Overview
Current opinion of the American Diabetes Association and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes (ADA / EASD) recommends personalized approach in treatment reflecting the needs, preferences and tolerances of each patient, thus individualization of therapy. The management of 81-years old polymorbid patient with diabetes mellitus type 2 in this case report confirms the therapeutic tendency. Thus in this case, the use of premixed insulin analogues.
Key words:
diabetes mellitus type 2 – intensified insulin regimen – insulin lispro mix – premixed insulin analogues
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