Hyperinsulinemia due to altered insulin secretion contributes to insulin resistance in chronic intermittent hypoxia independently of obesity
J. Sacramento (Lisbon, Portugal), B. Melo (Lisbon, Portugal), E. Olea (Valladolid, Spain), A. Obeso (Valladolid, Spain), A. Rocher (Valladolid, Spain), T. Rodrigues (Coimbra, Portugal), J. Prieto-Lloret (Valladolid, Spain), S. Yubero (Valladolid, Spain), E. Monteiro (Lisbon, Portugal), P. Matafome (Coimbra, Portugal), S. Conde (Lisbon, Portugal)
Source: International Congress 2019 – Insights into the pathophysiology of sleep-disordered breathing
Disease area: Sleep and breathing disorders
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J. Sacramento (Lisbon, Portugal), B. Melo (Lisbon, Portugal), E. Olea (Valladolid, Spain), A. Obeso (Valladolid, Spain), A. Rocher (Valladolid, Spain), T. Rodrigues (Coimbra, Portugal), J. Prieto-Lloret (Valladolid, Spain), S. Yubero (Valladolid, Spain), E. Monteiro (Lisbon, Portugal), P. Matafome (Coimbra, Portugal), S. Conde (Lisbon, Portugal). Hyperinsulinemia due to altered insulin secretion contributes to insulin resistance in chronic intermittent hypoxia independently of obesity. 4935
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