Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) Clinical Trials

Active_comparator: Suez Canal University variable rate Protocol

Variable rate intravenous insulin infusion will be administrated according to random blood glucose and adjusted body weight (ABW).~ABW = IBW + 0.33x (actual body weight - IBW)~If the RBS level is 80 - 200 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = RBS/ 100, and for insulin-sensitive patients = RBS/150 If the RBS level is 201 - 250 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = RBS/ 80, and for insulin-sensitive patients = RBS/80 If the RBS level is 251 - 300 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = RBS/ 60, and for insulin-sensitive patients = RBS/60 If the RBS level \> 300 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = 0.1 ml /kg/h adjusted body weight (Max: 10 unit/h)

Active_comparator: NHS group

If the RBS level is 72- 144 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = 1 ml/hr, for insulin-sensitive patients 0.5 ml/hr, and for Insulin resistance patients = 2 ml/hr If the RBS level is 145- 216mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = 2 ml/hr, for insulin-sensitive patients 1 ml/hr, and for Insulin resistance patients = 4 ml/hr If the RBS level is 217- 288 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = 4 ml/hr, for insulin-sensitive patients 2 ml/hr, and for Insulin resistance patients = 6 ml/hr If the RBS level is 289- 360 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = 5 ml/hr, for insulin-sensitive patients 3 ml/hr, and for Insulin resistance patients = 7 ml/hr If the RBS level is 361- 432 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = 6 ml/hr, for insulin-sensitive patients 4 ml/hr, and for Insulin resistance patients = 8 ml/hr If the RBS level is \>433 mg/dl, the Insulin infusion rate = 8 ml/hr, for insulin-sensitive patients 6 ml/hr, and for Insulin resistance patients = 10 ml/hr