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December 2, 2025BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth2 citationsOpen Access

Real-world use of non-pregnancy-specific automated insulin delivery systems during gestation and delivery: a case series

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ACAgostino Consoli

Key Points

  • Case series shows improvements in glycemic control during pregnancy with automated insulin delivery systems, indicating their potential efficacy.
  • Key evidence indicates improved glycemic control outcomes in pregnant women with T1D during delivery.
  • Analysis of insulin delivery systems indicates they may serve as viable alternatives to pregnancy-specific protocols.
  • Study suggests the need for further validation of these systems in pregnancy to ensure safety and efficacy.

Abstract

AID systems can efficiently and safely support glycemic control during pregnancy and delivery in women with T1D when guided by expert teams and specific protocols. Although not currently approved for use during pregnancy, these systems may represent a viable alternative to pregnancy-specific algorithms.

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Agostino Consoli (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692e3d626c9b3ab28c186d19https://doi.org/10.1186/s12884-025-08420-3
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