Ketan Dhatariya | Professor Ketan Dhatariya

Hypoglycaemia: Patient inconvenience or serious cardiovascular risk?

by Ketan Dhatariya | Dec 27, 2012 | Editorials

Srinivas V, Kazmi K, K Dhatariya. British Journal of Cardiology...

No clinical harm from a massive exenatide overdose – a case report

by Ketan Dhatariya | Nov 19, 2012 | Case Reports

Krishnan L, Gerontitis D, Ketan Dhatariya. Clinical Toxicology...

Response to Taylor. Insulin dose requirement in diabetic ketoacidosis.

by Ketan Dhatariya | Oct 4, 2012 | Letters In Print

Savage M W, Dhatariya K, Kilvert A, Courtney H, Hammersley M, Rees A, Rayman G. Archives of Internal Medicine....

Use of haemoglobin A1c to detect impaired fasting glucose or Type 2 diabetes in a United Kingdom community based population.

by Ketan Dhatariya | Oct 1, 2012 | 2012, Original Articles

Bharathy K, Bachmann MO, Murray N, Dhatariya KK, Fenech M, John WG, Scarpello TJ, Sampson MJ. On behalf of the University of East Anglia Impaired Fasting Glucose (UEA-IFG) Study Group. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice...

Assessing the relationship between admission glucose levels, subsequent length of hospital stay, readmission and mortality.

by Ketan Dhatariya | Oct 1, 2012 | 2012, Original Articles

Evans NR, Dhatariya KK. Clinical Medicine...

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Consultant in Diabetes, Endocrinology & General Medicine

Hypoglycaemia: Patient inconvenience or serious cardiovascular risk?

No clinical harm from a massive exenatide overdose – a case report

Response to Taylor. Insulin dose requirement in diabetic ketoacidosis.

Use of haemoglobin A1c to detect impaired fasting glucose or Type 2 diabetes in a United Kingdom community based population.

Assessing the relationship between admission glucose levels, subsequent length of hospital stay, readmission and mortality.

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