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is a hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp. Plasma insulin concentration is raised by continuously infusing insulin into the patient, and then glucose is infused into the patient at a rate that keeps plasma glucose constant (glucose infusion rate, GIR). If a patient has a low GIR, then they are most likely diabetic O non-diabetic

is a hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp. Plasma insulin concentration is raised by continuously infusing insulin into the patient, and then glucose is infused into the patient at a rate that keeps plasma glucose constant (glucose infusion rate, GIR). If a patient has a low GIR, then they are most likely diabetic O non-diabetic

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When evaluating a patient, one of the "gold standards" for diagnosis is a hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp. Plasma insulin concentration is raised by continuously infusing insulin into the patient, and then glucose is infused into the patient at a rate that keeps plasma glucose constant (glucose infusion rate, GIR). If a patient has a low GIR, then they are most likely diabetic non-diabetic
Transcribed Image Text:When evaluating a patient, one of the "gold standards" for diagnosis is a hyperinsulinemic euglycemic clamp. Plasma insulin concentration is raised by continuously infusing insulin into the patient, and then glucose is infused into the patient at a rate that keeps plasma glucose constant (glucose infusion rate, GIR). If a patient has a low GIR, then they are most likely diabetic non-diabetic
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