Insulin Resistance in Critically Injured Adults: Contribution of Pneumonia, Diabetes, Nutrition, and Acuity.
AUTHORS
Mukherjee
K ,
Sowards
KJ ,
Brooks
SE ,
Norris
PR ,
Jenkins
JM ,
Smith
MA ,
Bonney
PM ,
Boord
JB ,
May
AK ,
. Surgical infections. 2015 8 13; ().
- PMID: 26270204 [PubMed].
ABSTRACT
Changes in insulin resistance (IR) cause stress-induced hyperglycemia after trauma, but the numerous factors involved in IR have not been delineated clearly. We hypothesized that a statistical model could help determine the relative contribution of different clinical co-variates to IR in critically injured patients.
Changes in insulin resistance (IR) cause stress-induced hyperglycemia after trauma, but the numerous factors involved in IR have not been delineated clearly. We hypothesized that a statistical model could help determine the relative contribution of different clinical co-variates to IR in critically injured patients.
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