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Diabetes: Original articles

The Barmer study: impact of standardized warming of the injection site to enhance insulin absorption and reduce prandial insulin requirements and hypoglycemia in obese patients with diabetes mellitus

A. PfütznerIKFE Services – Institute of Clinical Research and Development MainzGermanyCorrespondence[email protected]
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N. HermannsFIDAM – Institute for Diabetes Research Bad MergentheimGermany
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K. FunkeIKFE Potsdam PotsdamGermany
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T. ForstProfil Mainz MainzGermany
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T. BehnkeDiabetes Research Center NeuwiedGermany
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G. BittonInsuline Medical Ltd Petah TikvaIsrael
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R. NagarInsuline Medical Ltd Petah TikvaIsrael
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I. RazHadassah School of Medicine JerusalemIsrael
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T. HaakFIDAM – Institute for Diabetes Research Bad MergentheimGermany
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Pages 753-760 | Accepted 26 Dec 2013, Published online: 17 Jan 2014

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Andreas Pfützner, Itamar Raz, Gabriel Bitton, David Klonoff, Ron Nagar, Norbert Hermanns & Thomas Haak. (2014) Improved Insulin Absorption by Means of Standardized Injection Site Modulation Results in a Safer and More Efficient Prandial Insulin TreatmentA Review of the Existing Clinical Data. Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology 9:1, pages 116-122.
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