Insulin and the critically ill

doi:10.1186/cc1501

Critical Care

Volume 6
Issue 3

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Letter

Insulin and the critically ill

Undurti N Das

Research Director and Chairman, EFA Sciences LLC, Norwood, Massachusetts, USA

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Critical Care 2002, 6:262-263doi:10.1186/cc1501


Published:	18 April 2002

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Septic shock is the most common cause of death in intensive care units. In the USA alone, more than 100,000 deaths occur as a result of septicemia and septic shock per year (for review [1]).