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Julian Bjerrekær

Medical Doctor, PhD-student

Diabetes Technology Research, Pediatric Technology

​​Contact 

​Julian.bjerrekaer@regionh.dk
Tel. +45 24 96 68 36

​​Research Area 

  • ​​Evaluating and preventing skin issues related to technology use.

Current Research​

Lipodystrophy an​d co-occurence with eczema in children with type 1 diabetes followed for 12 months after starting new diabetes technology

Purpose: The objective of this study is to evaluate the correlation between lipodystrophies and eczema. 170 children and adolescents treated either with an insulin pump, a CGM, or both have been observed for 12 months with regular clinical investigation and ultrasound of the skin.

Validity of ultrasound detected hype​​rechogenicity​​ and hypoechogenicity between independent observers and the importance for insulin absorption.

Purpose:
To investigate the agreement between ultrasound findings from two independent observers and their significance to insulin absorption.

The four-week study​​ of skin sites used for diabetes devices in children and adolescents

Purpose:
To investigate the effect on ultrasound findings after participants have been informed of said findings on their glycemic variables and habits of rotating infusions sets.

A rand​​omized controlled trial testing the influence of three- and seven-days insulin infusion sets and two types of insulin on hyperechogenicity in subcutis and glycaemic variables in children and adolescents with type 1 diabetes.

Purpose:
To investigate two different types of infusions sets and insulin on the skin and glycemic variables.​


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