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Fine-Tuning Control: Pattern Management Versus Supplementation

View 2: Sliding Scale or Sliding Scare: It’s All Sliding Nonsense

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Sliding-scale insulin has a long history and, today, a variety of connotations. With the development of more sophisticated insulin regimens and insulin analogs, it is important to differentiate different types of insulin algorithms from more traditional sliding-scale insulin regimens, which have many disadvantages. For a flexible diabetes regimen to be effective, emphasis must also be given to matching food intake with the appropriate amount of insulin.

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