Mean (±SE) plasma glucose concentrations before, during, and after infusions of octreotide (with growth hormone) with saline (•), with insulin replacement.

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Mean (±SE) plasma glucose concentrations before, during, and after infusions of octreotide (with growth hormone) with saline (•), with insulin replacement (○), with partial glucagon replacement (□), and with insulin replacement plus partial glucagon replacement (▵). Mean (±SE) plasma glucose concentrations before, during, and after infusions of octreotide (with growth hormone) with saline (•), with insulin replacement (○), with partial glucagon replacement (□), and with insulin replacement plus partial glucagon replacement (▵). Compared with during saline, glucose levels were lower (P < 0.0001 and P = 0.0003) during insulin replacement. Compared with saline, glucose levels increased to higher levels during partial glucagon replacement (P = 0.0469). Compared with insulin replacement, glucose levels increased to higher levels during insulin replacement plus partial glucagon replacement (P = 0.0029). Suzanne M. Breckenridge et al. Diabetes 2007;56:2442-2448 ©2007 by American Diabetes Association