Apidra (insulin glulisine) - Sanofi Canada
Apidra (insulin glulisine) - Sanofi Canada
Apidra (insulin glulisine) - Sanofi Canada
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Table 9: Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus–Pediatric<br />
Treatment duration 26 weeks<br />
(mITT)<br />
Treatment in combination with: NPH or LANTUS ® (<strong>insulin</strong> glargine)<br />
APIDRA Insulin lispro<br />
A1c (%)<br />
Number of patients 271 291<br />
Baseline mean 8.20 8.17<br />
Endstudy mean 8.31 8.37<br />
Adjusted mean change from baseline 0.10 0.16<br />
APIDRA – Insulin lispro -0.06<br />
95% CI for treatment difference<br />
Basal <strong>insulin</strong> dose (U/day)<br />
(-0.24; 0.12)<br />
Baseline mean 27.20 26.55<br />
Endstudy mean<br />
Rapid-acting <strong>insulin</strong> dose (U/day)<br />
28.44 28.86<br />
Baseline mean 24.26 24.34<br />
Endstudy mean 25.48 26.97<br />
Percentage of patients with an average number of<br />
rapid-acting <strong>insulin</strong> injections per day ≥ 3<br />
Body Weight (kg)<br />
77.0 80.3<br />
Baseline mean 51.5 50.8<br />
Endstudy mean 53.6 53.0<br />
Mean weight change from baseline 2.2 2.2<br />
Type 2 Diabetes:<br />
A 26-week, randomized, open-label, active-control study (n = 876) was conducted in <strong>insulin</strong>treated<br />
patients with Type 2 diabetes to assess the safety and efficacy of APIDRA given within<br />
15 minutes before a meal compared to regular human <strong>insulin</strong> administered 30 to 45 minutes prior<br />
to a meal. NPH human <strong>insulin</strong> was given twice a day as the basal <strong>insulin</strong>. All patients<br />
participated in a 4-week run-in period combining regular human <strong>insulin</strong> and NPH human <strong>insulin</strong>.<br />
The average body mass index (BMI) of patients was 34.55 kg/m 2 . At randomization, 58% of the<br />
patients were on an oral antidiabetic agent and were instructed to continue use of their oral<br />
antidiabetic agent at the same dose. The majority of patients (79%) mixed their short-acting<br />
<strong>insulin</strong> with NPH human <strong>insulin</strong> immediately prior to injection. Changes from baseline to<br />
endpoint in A1c were –0.46 in the <strong>insulin</strong> <strong>glulisine</strong> group and –0.30 in the regular <strong>insulin</strong> group.<br />
The difference in adjusted means between the 2 treatments was –0.16 (95% C1 ranging from –<br />
0.26 to –0.05) with respective p value of 0.0029. At end of treatment period, postprandial blood<br />
glucose levels in the APIDRA group were lower than in the regular human <strong>insulin</strong> group. The<br />
rates of hypoglycemia, requiring intervention from a third party, were comparable for the two<br />
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