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See Latest ArticlesSuccessful desensitization by glargine administration in a patient with insulin allergy: A case report
Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, 05/18/09
Hara M et al. - The patient was a 56-year-old man with type 2 diabetes and insulin allergy. He was administered glargine, which did not produce any allergic reactions, except for a small non-pruritic wheal. Thereafter, other insulin preparation could be administered. The authors consider this the first case of successful insulin desensitization by glargine administration.
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