Does surgical trauma induce group II phospholipase A2 production by neutrophils at a local site after surgery?
After surgery, group II PLA2 is increased in peritoneal exudates prior to elevation in the blood circulation and is produced by neutrophils recruited and activated at a local site. Group II PLA2 produced in peritoneal exudates by neutrophils has an important role in the physiological and pathological states at a local site, after surgery.
Physicians do not follow AACE guidelines due to physicians' beliefs toward therapy and the perception of mild hyperglycemia in patients.