Which Is Better—Half-Dose or No Insulin on Day of Surgery?

Amir K. Jaffer; Franklin A. Michota; Angela M. Bader; Raymond Borkowski; Collin Kroen; Brian Harte; David Gugliotti; Kirk Smith; Vivek Moitra; Melinda Drum; Bobbie Jean Sweitzer

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Which Is Better—Half-Dose or No Insulin on Day of Surgery?

Amir K. Jaffer, MD, Franklin A. Michota, MD, Angela M. Bader, MD, MHP, Raymond Borkowski, MD, Collin Kroen, MD, Brian Harte, MD, David Gugliotti, MD, Kirk Smith, Vivek Moitra, Melinda Drum and Bobbie Jean Sweitzer

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine September 2007, 74 (9 esuppl 1) S37;

Amir K. Jaffer

Cleveland Clinic

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Franklin A. Michota Jr

Cleveland Clinic

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Angela M. Bader

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Raymond Borkowski

Cleveland Clinic

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Collin Kroen

Cleveland Clinic

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Brian Harte

Cleveland Clinic

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David Gugliotti

Cleveland Clinic

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Kirk Smith

1University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

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Vivek Moitra

2Columbia University, New York, NY

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Melinda Drum

1University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

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Bobbie Jean Sweitzer

1University of Chicago, Chicago, IL

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Which Is Better—Half-Dose or No Insulin on Day of Surgery?

Amir K. Jaffer, Franklin A. Michota, Angela M. Bader, Raymond Borkowski, Collin Kroen, Brian Harte, David Gugliotti, Kirk Smith, Vivek Moitra, Melinda Drum, Bobbie Jean Sweitzer

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Sep 2007, 74 (9 esuppl 1) S37;

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Which Is Better—Half-Dose or No Insulin on Day of Surgery?

Amir K. Jaffer, Franklin A. Michota, Angela M. Bader, Raymond Borkowski, Collin Kroen, Brian Harte, David Gugliotti, Kirk Smith, Vivek Moitra, Melinda Drum, Bobbie Jean Sweitzer

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine Sep 2007, 74 (9 esuppl 1) S37;

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