Assessment of distance from skin surface to muscle for evaluation of the risk of inadvertent intramuscular insulin injection at potential injection sites among patients attending a tertiary care children's hospital in Sri Lanka–an observational study

Kodikara, S. K. Y. I.; Kalubowila, Janaka; Warapitiya, Dinuka S.; Wijayabandara, M. D. M. S.; Jayasekara, L. M. D. T.; Arunthavanathan, A.; Silva, K.S.H. de; Abrew, Kusum de

doi:10.1016/j.arcped.2020.05.008

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Assessment of distance from skin surface to muscle for evaluation of the risk of inadvertent intramuscular insulin injection at potential injection sites among patients attending a tertiary care children's hospital in Sri Lanka–an observational study

S. K. Y. I. Kodikara

Janaka Kalubowila

Dinuka S. Warapitiya

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Assessment of distance from skin surface to muscle for evaluation of the risk of inadvertent intramuscular insulin injection at potential injection sites among patients attending a tertiary care children's hospital in Sri Lanka–an observational study

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Inadvertent intramuscular injection risk with subcutaneous insulin injections and risk predictors in adults: a cross-sectional sonographic study

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