The five minors with diabetes who received microinfusoras will be able to program the device, change consumables and develop their activities in a normal way and without depending on others.
Durango is one of the first places to provide microinfusters to his patients, treatment to which few access.
The little patients of the Diabetes Clinic of the Ministry of Health (SSA) received a training course.
Mayra good, nutritionist and spokeswoman for the Center for Education in Diabetes ACCU-Chek (CEDA), said the tip technology apparatus is an apt treatment for both type I diabetes patients.
The electronic device simulates the functions of a pancreas, regulates the amount of insulin to be released in the body according to the activity and food that the person ingested, to reduce blood glucose levels.
The device is fixed, inserted into the abdomen and becomes part of the body, without the need for surgery.
The microinfusora has a shelf life between five and six years and requires a special insulin.
Each device had a cost of 7 thousand dollars, which was granted free of charge through the Health Services of Durango (SSD), in addition to consumables for the next six months.
impact on a standard of living
The microinfusora comes to replace insulin injection;It will release the substance during the day and night, which will reduce the possibilities of hypoglycemia.
The patient may exercise normally without fear of decompensation.
Microinfusora is a tool;The healthy lifestyle and automation, stressed, should not be set aside.
