DYNAMO Covid-19 Dynamic assessment of multi organ level dysfunction in patients recovering from Covid-19: insulin resistance and metabolic flexibility

Gutpa, A.; Nicholas, R.; McGing, J. J.; Mougin, O.; Bradley, C. R.; Nixon, A. V.; Mallinson, J. E.; Bonnington, J.; McKeever, T. M.; Hall, I. P.; Lord, J. M.; Evans, R. A.; Greenhaff, P. L.; Francis, S. T.; Bolton, C. E.

Gutpa, A.; Nicholas, R.; McGing, J. J.; Mougin, O.; Bradley, C. R.; Nixon, A. V.; Mallinson, J. E.; Bonnington, J.; McKeever, T. M.; Hall, I. P.; Lord, J. M.; Evans, R. A.; Greenhaff, P. L.; Francis, S. T.; Bolton, C. E..

Thorax ; 77(Suppl 1):A204-A205, 2022.

Article in English | ProQuest Central | ID: covidwho-2118500

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P226 Figure 1ConclusionPatients recovering from severe Covid-19 have worse insulin sensitivity compared to controls, but similar metabolic flexibility. Physical inactivity and liver adiposity may play a role in these observations.FundingNIHR Nottingham BRC (NoRCoRP), PHOSP UKRI, Nottingham Hospitals Charity, University of Nottingham alumni donation.

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Medical Sciences; Glucose; Body fat; Insulin resistance; Metabolism; Recovery (Medical); Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2; Coronaviruses; Liver; Flexibility; COVID-19

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