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On the Mechanism of Insulin Hypersensitivity in Adrenocortical Insufficiency

Diabetes, 1964
A study of the sensitivity to a test dose of exogenous insulin was undertaken in eight patients with primary and five with secondary (Sheehan's syndrome) adrenal insufficiency. The great majority showed hypersensitivity to insulin and hypoglycemia-unresponsiveness was present in all.
E Mattar, B L Wajchenberg
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Mechanism of Insulin Hypersensitivity in the Hypophysectomized Dog

open access: yesAmerican Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1957
Following the intravenous injection of glucagon-free insulin into unanesthetized hypophysectomized dogs in the postabsorptive state, changes in the rates of glucose outflow from the plasma into the tissues and glucose inflow into the plasma from the liver were determined. By the use of C14 glucose, these flow rates were determined simultaneously while
J S, WALL   +3 more
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Protamine Allergy as a Complication of Insulin Hypersensitivity: A Case Report

Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1999
Although most patients receiving insulin produce insulin-specific IgE, significant allergic symptoms develop in very few of them. Patients receiving neutral protamine Hagedorn (NPH) insulin are at increased risk for the development of protamine hypersensitivity. The case of a 19-year-old woman with insulin-dependent diabetes and regular and NPH insulin
Robert W. Wood   +2 more
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Insulin Lispro, an Alternative in Insulin Hypersensitivity

Allergy: European Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1999
Joaquin Sastre
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Hypersensitiveness to insulin

Journal of Allergy, 1935
Abstract A patient developing severe urticaria on two occasions, after a small dose of insulin, was tested and was found to have reagins in her blood for the animal and synthetic forms of insulin, and for other substances as well. Three types of insulin gave positive reactions, both by direct and by indirect tests in this patient.
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Granulomatous hypersensitivity to protamine as a complication of insulin therapy

British Journal of Dermatology, 1992
A patient is described who developed a granulomatous skin reaction to injections of protamine-insulin for the treatment of her diabetes mellitus. By means of skin testing it was shown that this reaction was caused by protamine. No adverse effects were seen when she was injected with insulin which did not contain protamine.
M M, Hulshof   +4 more
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Insulin hypersensitivity with desensitization

Journal of Allergy, 1943
Abstract 1.A case illustrative of hypersensitivity to insulin protein with positive direct skin reactions and passive transfer reactions has been presented. 2.The similarity in this case between insulin allergy and serum sickness has been brought out; namely, an absence of atopic predisposition, the tendency toward a latent period, the type of ...
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[Hypersensitivity to insulin].

Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 2004
GREAT PROGRESS: The use of purified insulins obtained by genetics has dramatically lowered the frequency of insulin hypersensitivity. This frequency has decreased from 1 to 55% with non purified insulins and to 0.1 to 2% with newly generated insulins.The anamnesis should clarify the allergic background of the patient, previous treatments with insulin ...
Djamel, Messaad   +2 more
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