Administration of Sodium-Glucose Co-Transporter 2 Inhibitors Could Accelerate Dehydration in Poorly-Controlled Diabetic Patients, Proposing an Option Not to Increase Glucosuria but to Decrease Carbohydrate Intake During Hyperglycemia

Diabetes Research - Open Journal
doi 10.17140/droj-1-111
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