Glycaemic outcomes in adults with type 1 diabetes transitioning towards advanced automated insulin delivery systems - a real-world analysis at a Swiss tertiary centre.

Lehmann, Vera; Noti, Franco; Laimer, Markus; Stettler, Christoph; Züger, Thomas (2023). Glycaemic outcomes in adults with type 1 diabetes transitioning towards advanced automated insulin delivery systems - a real-world analysis at a Swiss tertiary centre. Swiss medical weekly, 153(12) SMW supporting association 10.57187/s.3501

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AIMS OF THE STUDY

To assess glucose levels in adults with diabetes at a Swiss tertiary hospital when transitioning from insulin delivery with a sensor-augmented pump with (predictive) low-glucose suspend ([P]LGS) to a hybrid-closed loop (HCL) and from a HCL to an advanced hybrid-closed loop (AHCL).

METHODS

Continuous glucose monitoring data for 44 adults with type 1 diabetes transitioning from (P)LGS to hybrid-closed loop and from hybrid-closed loop to advanced hybrid-closed loop were analysed, including the percentage of time spent within, below, and above glucose ranges. In addition, a subgroup analysis (n = 14) of individuals undergoing both transitions was performed.

RESULTS

The transition from a (P)LGS to a hybrid-closed loop was associated with increased time in range (6.6% [2.6%-12.7%], p <0.001) and decreased time above range (5.6% [2.3%-12.7%], p <0.001). The transition from a hybrid-closed loop to an advanced hybrid-closed loop was associated with increased time in range (1.6% [-0.5%-4.5%], p = 0.046) and decreased time above range (1.5% [-1.8%-5.6%], p = 0.050). Both transitions did not change the time below range. In the subgroup analysis ([P]LGS → HCL → AHCL), the time in range increased from 69.4% (50.3%-79.2%) to 76.5% (65.3%-81.3%) and 78.7% (69.7%-85.8%), respectively (p <0.001).

CONCLUSIONS

Glucose levels significantly improved when transitioning from a (P)LGS to a hybrid-closed loop. Glucose levels improved further when switching from a hybrid-closed loop to an advanced hybrid-closed loop. However, the added benefit of an advanced hybrid-closed loop was comparably smaller. This pattern was also reflected in the subgroup analysis.

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