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Mowery NT et al. - Nonsurvivors with TBI have significantly higher markers of IR. Markers of glucose control did not differ clinically among groups. Despite this stress IR, tight glycemic control appears possible and safe with low levels of hypoglycemic episodes in the TBI population.

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