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The investigators hypothesize that subcutaneous pramlintide as an adjunct to mealtime insulin immediately prior to meals can significantly reduce post-prandial glucose concentrations compared with mealtime insulin alone in children with type 1 diabetes.
This is a 36 day, randomized, two-arm, open-label study with a treatment arm (taking pramlintide before all meals) and a control arm (diabetes regimen as usual).
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Participants aged 13-17 years who have been diagnosed with type 1 diabetes for more than 1 year will be invited to participate.Other inclusion factors are:
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The study consists of 2 overnight stays at the CTRC where a continuous glucose monitoring system will be worn for twenty-four hours. Blood will be drawn 15 minutes prior to start of each meal and for three hours following each meal. Meals will be controlled for carbohydrate, fat and protein content. Meals will be identical at each CTRC visit.
After a baseline visit for all participants, randomization will occur to either Treatment or Control.Bolus insulin will be adjusted for participants when beginning pramlintide and will likely remain at a reduced rate throughout the trial. All participants will have access to staff to assist with insulin dosing. There will be six mandatory phone visits over the 36 days to ensure the safety of participants in this study.
Insulin, glucose and glucagon levels will be assessed as well as pramlintide levels at final visit of the study. Hypoglycemic events will be tracked, as well as any other adverse events.
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