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Therapie des Typ-1-Diabetes

Kurzfassung der S3-Leitlinie (AWMF-Registernummer: 057‑013; 2. Auflage)

Treatment of type 1 diabetes

Brief summary of the S3 guidelines (AWMF register number: 057-013; 2nd edition)

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Notes

  1. Diese Klassifikation geht auf Empfehlungen der Amerikanischen Diabetes-Gesellschaft (ADA) zurück.

  2. Für das Vorliegen einer diabetischen Ketoazidose werden international unterschiedliche Blutglukosegrenzwerte definiert. Der Grenzwert von 250 mg/dl (13,9 mmol/l) basiert auf dem Konsens der Autorengruppe. Da die klinischen Auswirkungen von hohen Blutglukosewerten stark variieren können, sollten die Blutglukosewerte auf der Grundlage des klinischen Bildes beurteilt werden. Eine einmalige Blutzuckermessung von mehr als 250 mg/dl (13,9 mmol/l) ohne entsprechende Begleitparameter ist noch keine Ketoazidose.

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Haak, T., Gölz, S., Fritsche, A. et al. Therapie des Typ-1-Diabetes. Diabetologie 19, 647–657 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11428-023-01046-z

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