Why the study?
Does good metabolic control alter hemodynamics compared to poor metabolic control in young, short-term, insulin-dependent diabetic patients?
Population
8 young, short-term, insulin-dependent diabetic patients
Comparison
Good metabolic control achieved via continuous… vs Poor metabolic control
Design
RCT, Measurements performed twice within 2 weeks, in random order
Follow-up
2 weeks
Authors
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Supports tighter glycemic control to normalize hemodynamics in young IDDM; extends RCT evidence on metabolic effects on regional perfusion.
Does good metabolic control alter hemodynamics compared to poor metabolic control in young, short-term, insulin-dependent diabetic patients?
Poor metabolic control in insulin-dependent diabetic patients leads to increased cardiac output and altered regional blood flow distribution.
Mathiesen et al. (1985) studied this question.
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