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Successful treatment of severe subcutaneous insulin resistance with inhaled insulin therapy
Pediatric Diabetes, 09/22/09

Velden AVAVD et al. – Over the ensuing 18 months, mild keto–acidosis occurred twice during gastro–enteritis. Inhaled insulin was well tolerated and pulmonary function did not deteriorate. The authors conclude that severe resistance to subcutaneous insulin does not preclude sufficient absorption of insulin delivered by pulmonary.

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