Key result
Continuous intravenous infusions of low-dose insulin for treating diabetic ketoacidosis have gained premature acceptance and widespread use, prompting a plea for caution.
Population
Patients with diabetic ketoacidosis
Design
Editorial
Authors
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The author urges caution regarding the premature acceptance and widespread use of continuous intravenous infusions of low-dose insulin for diabetic ketoacidosis.
The author urges caution regarding the premature acceptance and widespread use of continuous intravenous infusions of low-dose insulin for diabetic ketoacidosis.
Leonard L. Madison (1976) conducted an editorial in diabetic ketoacidosis. continuous intravenous infusions of low-dose insulin vs. subcutaneous and intramuscular insulin was evaluated. Continuous intravenous infusions of low-dose insulin for treating diabetic ketoacidosis have gained premature acceptance and widespread use, prompting a plea for caution.
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