Abstract
Insulin resistance type B is an entity characterized by hyperglycemia refractary to insulin associated to autoinmune disease. The prevalence is low, however, well-timed diagnose is fundamental because of the favorable impact of treatment in clinical outcomes. 116 case reports of insulin resistance type B have been described in worlwide literature. We describe the case of a patient with insulin resistance type B, who achieved improvement of glucose control registered by continuos glucose monitoring after initiation of inmunomodulator treatment.
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