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. 2019 Aug 21;10:571. doi: 10.3389/fendo.2019.00571

Table 4.

Mean glucose levels, carbohydrate intake, and adjustment of basal insulin in individuals with type 1 diabetes during a 90 km cross-country skiing race (Vasaloppet) and the duration of the physical activity (A–J).

Glucose control and finishing time during a 90 km intensive cross-country skiing race
Participants Treat-ment (MDI/CSII) Glucose value at start mg/dl (mmol/l) Glucose control during Vasaloppet CHO intake/h of activity (g) Basal insulin percentage change (%) Time from start to finish (hour:minutes)
Mean SD Range
A MDI 94 (5.2) 86 (4.8) 8 (0.5) 74–99
(4.1–5.5)
90 0 05:33
B MDI 140
(7.8)
138
(7.7)
9
(0.5)
119–158
(6.6–8.8)
75 0 05:21
C CSII 104
(5.8)
129
(7.2)
33
(1.8)
86–194
(4.8–10.8)
75 0 07:00
D MDI 157
(8.7)
110
(6.1)
22
(1.2)
77–196
(4.3–10.9)
75 0 08:23
E CSII 153
(8.5)
138
(7.6)
18
(1.0)
99–162
(5.5–9.0)
84 0 05:54
F CSII 119
(6.6)
150
(8.3)
26
(1.5)
104–184
(5.8–10.2)
84 0 06:45
G CSII 81
(4.5)
141
(7.8)
31
(1.7)
81–187
(4.5–10.4)
100 0 06:24
H CSII 142
(7.9)
132
(7.3)
39
(2.2)
68–203
(3.8–11.3)
75 0 07:20
I CSII 128
(7.1)
128
(7.1)
21
(1.2)
85–158
(4.7–8.8)
75 +27 06:02
J CSII 139
(7.7)
126
(7.0)
38
(2.1)
83–220
(4.6–12.2)
75 Start: 0
#01:00: −14
#05:30: −31
06:07
All 126
(7.0)
128
(7.1)
25
(1.4)
68-220
(3.8–12.2)
80.8 06:28
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The participant J had to deviate from the planned CHO intake during the race due to gastrointestinal discomfort which resulted in a reduction of the basal insulin dose 01:00 respectively 5:30 h after start.