Figure 2.
Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) with (black) and without (gray) pasireotide therapy. The plot shows the in-hospital glucose sensor-level time courses recorded while the patient was assuming DZX 225 mg/d (period A; 4 days; gray line) or DZX 75 mg/d + pasireotide 0.6 mg twice per day (BID; period C; 4 days; black line). Period B is not shown for visual clarity, and it is detailed in Table 1. Note that period C was characterized by an episode of severe hypoglycemia and by recurrent “saw blade” glycemic phases, reflecting mild–moderate hypoglycemic episodes, promptly corrected by the patient with repeated oral glucose intake.

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) with (black) and without (gray) pasireotide therapy. The plot shows the in-hospital glucose sensor-level time courses recorded while the patient was assuming DZX 225 mg/d (period A; 4 days; gray line) or DZX 75 mg/d + pasireotide 0.6 mg twice per day (BID; period C; 4 days; black line). Period B is not shown for visual clarity, and it is detailed in Table 1. Note that period C was characterized by an episode of severe hypoglycemia and by recurrent “saw blade” glycemic phases, reflecting mild–moderate hypoglycemic episodes, promptly corrected by the patient with repeated oral glucose intake.

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