The Effects of Acute and Chronic Hyperglycaemia on Short and Long-Term Outcomes in the Critically Ill

Grant number: 1073185 | Funding period: 2017 - 2017

Completed

Abstract

Dr Adam Deane is an intensive care clinician/scientist who is an emerging leader in the field of critical care. His research activities are almost exclusively clinically based and relate primarily to the effects of critical illness on gastrointestinal function, nutrition and blood sugar control. This fellowship will allow Dr Deane to continue and grow his internationally recognised work in these areas.

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OBJECTIVES: There is very limited information about glycemic control after discharge from the ICU. The aims of this study were to ..

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VY Liew, MJ Chapman, NQ Nguyen, CE Cousins, MP Plummer, LAS Chapple, Y Ali Abdelhamid, ND Manton, A Swalling, P Sutton-Smith, AD Burt, AM Deane

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Objective: Disturbed intestinal barrier function due to ‘leaky’ tight junctions may cause secondary sepsis via paracellular transl..

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