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Chapman MJ et al. – In critically ill patients; the rate and extent of glucose absorption are markedly reduced; GE is a major determinant of the rate of absorption, but does not fully account for the extent of impaired absorption; blood glucose concentration could be one of a number of factors affecting GE.

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