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Emerging Treatments and Technologies

Insulin Detemir Offers Improved Glycemic Control Compared With NPH Insulin in People With Type 1 Diabetes

A randomized clinical trial

  1. Philip Home, DM, DPHIL1,
  2. Paul Bartley, MB, BS, FRACP, FACE2,
  3. David Russell-Jones, MD3,
  4. Hélène Hanaire-Broutin, MD4,
  5. Jan-Evert Heeg, MD5,
  6. Pascale Abrams, MD6,
  7. Mona Landin-Olsson, MD7,
  8. Birgitte Hylleberg, MSC8,
  9. Hanne Lang, MSC, PHARM8,
  10. Eberhard Draeger, PHD8 and
  11. on behalf of the Study to Evaluate the Administration of Detemir Insulin Efficacy, Safety and Suitability (Steadiness) Study Group
  1. 1University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, Newcastle Upon Tyne, U.K
  2. 2Stoneham Chambers, Stones Corner, Australia
  3. 3Royal Surrey County Hospital, Guildford, U.K
  4. 4University Hospital, Toulouse, France
  5. 5Isala Clinic, Location Sophia, Zwolle, the Netherlands
  6. 6University Hospital, Antwerp, Edegem, Belgium
  7. 7Lund University Hospital, Lund, Sweden
  8. 8Novo Nordisk, Gladsaxe, Denmark
  1. Address correspondence and reprint requests to Prof. Philip Home, Department of Diabetes and Metabolism, Framlington Place, Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE2 4HH, U.K. E-mail: philip.home{at}newcastle.ac.uk
Diabetes Care 2004 May; 27(5): 1081-1087. https://doi.org/10.2337/diacare.27.5.1081
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    Mean 10-point self-measured plasma glucose profiles after 16 weeks of treatment with insulin detemir or NPH insulin as basal insulin. Arrows indicate time of first and second basal insulin dose. IDet12h (•—•), insulin detemir administered at 12-h intervals; IDetmorn+bed (• - - •), insulin detemir administered morning and bedtime; NPH (○—○), NPH insulin morning and bedtime.

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    Baseline characteristics of the people randomized and receiving treatment

    IDet12hIDetmorn+bedNPH
    n137139132
    Age (years)40.9 ± 13.041.3 ± 11.438.3 ± 12.4
    Sex (M/F)71/6679/6070/62
    Weight (kg)74.2 ± 12.675.0 ± 12.375.5 ± 14.0
    BMI (kg/m2)25.1 ± 3.325.2 ± 3.625.2 ± 3.7
    Diabetes duration (years)17.1 ± 10.617.6 ± 10.715.1 ± 10.6
    FPG (mmol/l)11.57 ± 4.6511.65 ± 4.6112.20 ± 5.49
    HbA1c8.55 ± 1.208.74 ± 1.208.52 ± 1.19
    Insulin dose (units/day)*
     Basal26.4 ± 10.828.1 ± 12.529.5 ± 13.7
     Mealtime30.9 ± 12.929.4 ± 13.430.5 ± 13.4
    • Data are means ± SD.

    • *

      ↵* Does not include people using premix insulin at study start.

  • Table 2—

    Outcome measures using insulin detemir or NPH insulin as basal insulin therapy in type 1 diabetes

    IDet12hIDetmorn+bedNPHP
    HbA1c (%)7.75 ± 0.077.78 ± 0.077.94 ± 0.070.082
    Clinic FPG (mmol/l)9.75 ± 0.378.94 ± 0.3711.24 ± 0.38<0.001
    Self-monitored prebreakfast plasma glucose (mmol/l)
     Mean8.28 ± 0.208.26 ± 0.209.05 ± 0.210.005
     Within-patient SD2.95 (2.80–3.10)2.91 (2.76–3.05)3.49 (3.31–3.68)<0.001
    Body weight change (kg)0.02 ± 0.220.24 ± 0.220.86 ± 0.230.018
    CGMS glucose profiles deviation from average (mmol/l · h)
     >24 h54.9 ± 2.9563.7 ± 2.9259.7 ± 2.920.092
     Overnight15.9 ± 0.9817.7 ± 1.0116.2 ± 1.00NS
    Hypoglycemia in final 12 weeks
     Minor
      Anytime
       n (%)114 (84)114 (83)107 (84)
       Events8427801,0740.020
      Nocturnal
       n (%)59 (44)47 (34)64 (50)
       Events125821660.002
     Major
      Anytime
       n (%)6 (4)11 (8)10 (8)
       Events92412NS
      Nocturnal
       n (%)3 (2)5 (4)4 (3)
       Events494NS
    Insulin dose (units/day)
     Basal36.7 ± 16.436.3 ± 16.534.8 ± 13.5NS
     Mealtime27.9 ± 15.029.4 ± 12.229.4 ± 12.5NS
    • Data are means ± SE, estimate (95% CI) for within-patient SD, mean ± SD for insulin doses, or n (%). n = 130–132 for the IDet12h group, n = 131–135 for the IDetmorn+bed group, and n = 119–125 for the NPH group, except for GCMS, where n = 58–60 for 24 h and 62–69 for overnight. Differences and confidence intervals for pairs of treatments are given in Table 3. n for hypoglycemia is number of people having at least one episode. P value for ANOVA comparison of the three treatment groups together.

  • Table 3—

    Outcome measures (pairwise comparisons) using insulin detemir or NPH insulin as basal insulin therapy in type 1 diabetes

    MeasureGroup 1Group 2Mean difference (95% CI)P
    HbA1c (%)IDetcombinedNPH−0.2 (−0.34 to −0.02)0.027
    Clinic FPG (mmol/l)IDet12hNPH−1.5 (−2.51 to −0.48)0.004
    IDetmorn+bedNPH−2.3 (−3.32 to −1.29)<0.001
    IDet12hIDetmorn+bed0.8 (−0.18 to 1.80)NS
    Self-monitored fasting blood glucose
     MeanIDet12hNPH−0.8 (−1.32 to −0.22)0.006
    IDetmorn+bedNPH−0.8 (−1.34 to −0.25)0.004
    IDet12hIDetmorn+bed0.0 (−0.51 to 0.56)NS
     Within-patient SD*IDet12hNPH<0.001
    IDetmorn+bedNPH<0.001
    IDet12hIDetmorn+bedNS
    Body weight change (kg)IDet12hNPH−0.8 (−1.44 to −0.24)0.006
    IDetmorn+bedNPH−0.6 (−1.23 to −0.03)0.040
    IDet12hIDetmorn+bed−0.2 (−0.80 to 0.37)NS
    CGMS glucose profiles deviation from average (mmol/l · h)
     >24 hIDetcombinedNPH−6.45 (−13.3 to 0.40)0.065
     OvernightIDetcombinedNPH−1.72 (−4.05 to −0.62)NS
    Hypoglycemia in final 12 weeks [RR (95% CI)]†
     Minor-any timeIDet12hNPH0.75 (0.56–1.00)0.046
    IDetmorn+bedNPH0.68 (0.56–0.84)0.002
     Minor-nocturnalIDet12hNPH0.74 (0.50–1.08)NS
    IDetmorn+bedNPH0.47 (0.36–0.62)<0.001
    • Pairwise testing was only performed where allowed by the protocol (see research design and methods); accordingly only limited comparisons are given.

    • *

      ↵* Data distribution did not allow calculation of mean difference and CIs for within-patient variability;

    • †

      ↵† estimates of the relative risk of hypoglycemic episodes during the maintenance period calculated using a recurrent event γ-frailty model. IDetcombined, insulin detemir groups combined.

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Diabetes Care May 2004, 27 (5) 1081-1087; DOI: 10.2337/diacare.27.5.1081
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