Comparison of Glycemic Control between Continuous Regular Insulin Infusion and Single-dose Subcutaneous Insulin Glargine Injection in Medical Critically Ill Patients.

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Chanon Kongkamol

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Rungsun Bhurayanontachai

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Tharittamon Rattanaprapat

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Insulin glargine: the first clinically useful extended-action insulin analogue.

Review: stress hyperglycemia after ischemic stroke indicates a greater risk for death in patients without diabetes.

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Should guidelines for glycemic control of the critically ill be individualized?: Weighing the evidence from randomized and observational investigations.

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10.4103/IJCCM.IJCCM_273_17

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