Type 1 diabetes care: Improvement by standardization in a diabetes rehabilitation clinic. An observational report - Fig 2

<p>(a) Inverse correlation between HbA_1c values at admission and their relative changes in response to a 3-week stay at the DRC in type 1 diabetes patients (N = 109). <u>Insert</u>: ROC-curve from a binary logistic regression model predicting from baseline possible HbA_1c improvement (>6.0 relative %) in response to proper treatment. (b) Strategies of insulin treatment used by type 1 diabetes patients (N = 109) at admission and at discharge. Note the shift towards more elaborate treatment modes. BOT, Basal supported oral therapy; CIT, Conventional insulin therapy; IIT (± CSII), Intensified insulin therapy ± continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion, FIT (± CSII), Functional insulin (basis/bolus) therapy ± continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion.</p

Baseline characteristics of T1D patients (N = 109) segregated for females and males.

<p>Baseline characteristics of T1D patients (N = 109) segregated for females and males.</p

Type 1 diabetes care: Improvement by standardization in a diabetes rehabilitation clinic. An observational report - Fig 1

<p>(a) Co-morbidities (N,%) in type 1 diabetes patients (N = 109). CHD, coronary heart disease; PAD, peripheral artery disease; HT, hypothyreoidism; COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and (b) correlation of NDS (neuropathic deficit score) with duration of disease (ρ = 0.368, p<.01).</p