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  • The aim of our study was to review how COVID-19 infection affects glycaemic control We retrospectively reviewed case notes of 55 patients and found no episodes of uncontrolled hyperglycaemia in patients without pre-existing diabetes Uncontrolled hyperglycaemia was only seen in patients with elevated HbA1c, indicating pre-existing diabetes While it is established that the presence of diabetes predisposes to severe clinical forms of COVID-19, it is yet to be determined if COVID-19 predisposes to diabetes or adverse glycaemic outcomes
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  • Practical_Diabetes
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  • WHO
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  • Impact of COVID-19 on glycaemic control: a retrospective cohort study in a local district general hospital
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  • #833919
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  • 2020

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