Recurrent diabetic ketoacidosis in an adolescent

Muralidharan, Sneha; Datta, Vipan; Palanivel, V

doi:10.1136/adc.2008.146803

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“…Insulin devices and technique should also be periodically checked during clinic visits. 17 Innovative use of diabetic medications (for example, transition to split-mixed insulin or pre-mixed insulin) may improve adherence until patients are ready for more self-led plans. Pump therapy is also showing promise to improving glycaemic control in these difficult to manage patients.…”

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Diabulimia: an easily missed diagnosis?

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Manoharan

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Diabulimia: an easily missed diagnosis?

Heyningen

Manoharan

2018

Br J Diabetes

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The Broken Pen Penalty

Lakshmanadoss

Ayyappan

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Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics

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Insulin pen devices have revolutionized the self-management of diabetes. Prefilled insulin pens are preferred by healthcare providers and patients because of ease-of-use, dosage flexibility, disposability, and widespread availability. However, like any mechanical device, these pens have the potential for mechanical malfunction. We are present a case in which glycemic control deteriorated because of a malfunction of an insulin pen. The possibility of insulin pen malfunction needs to be considered in addition to other factors in patients who present with acute deterioration of glycemic control.

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Recurrent diabetic ketoacidosis in an adolescent

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Diabulimia: an easily missed diagnosis?

Diabulimia: an easily missed diagnosis?

The Broken Pen Penalty

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