Hypersensitivity reactions against exogenous insulin are a rare clinical entity after the
advent of recombinant human insulin; however, there are still case reports wherein patients …

Background Insulin hypersensitivity is rare, but challenging for individuals with diabetes. The
prevalence of insulin allergy has decreased since the introduction of human recombinant …

Insulin allergy was not uncommon in the past, but has lowered with the introduction of
human recombinant insulin. Human recombinant insulin allergy is a rare condition, now …

Insulin-induced type III hypersensitivity reactions (HSRs) are exceedingly rare and pose
complex diagnostic and management challenges. We describe a case of a 43-year-old …

After introduction of recombinant human insulin, immunological reactions have become rare,
but symptomatic immune reactions to insulin still occur. We present four insulin-treated …

Severe insulin allergy successfully treated with continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion -
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Discussion Insulin hypersensitivity is an uncommon but devastating condition in patients
with insulin-dependent diabetes and is associated with significant short-and long-term …

Although hypersensitivity reaction to insulin was supposed to be less-frequent with current
insulin analogue, case reports with different types of allergic reactions to insulin analogue …

Insulin allergy is now a rare condition thanks to the introduction of human recombinant
proteins in the 1980s. As a high-molecular-weight protein, insulin induces mainly type I …

Successful treatment with continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion for allergy to human insulin
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