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Insulin resistance post-trauma, -injury and -stress is a common clinical manifestation also referred as critical illness diabetes or stress diabetes [1,2]. Unfortunately, critical illness diabetes is associated with an array of other conditions, such as sepsis and hypermetabolism, which together are predictive of a poor prognosis in these patients [3]. Recent discoveries on type 2 diabetes etiology have opened the path to new possibilities to treat the sequence of events that mediate stress diabetes. Here we will discuss these options with a focus on fat metabolism and cell organelles.

Stress Induced Insulin Resistance in Regards to Cellular Organelles, Inflammasome and Inflammation and Lipids