Are you suggesting the extreme hypo was from the normal amount of fast acting insulin he’d had some time beforehand when he needed it? I think that takes an incredible stretch to get there. I think I’ll go with the professor’s evidence. It’s so significant now because somebody has understood the significance of the results. The amount of insulin they had been given was at the limit of what the machines could read. What about baby L who was given even more?
The insulin wasn't at the limit of what the machine could read, the c-peptide was at the lowest the machine could read. According to the Wiki, anyway. And again, according to the Wiki, Dr Beech - who was there at the time, understood the test results.
The Wiki says:
The insulin reading is 4,657.
The insulin c-pep reading is less than 169.
Dr Beech says the insulin reading is "very high" - while there is no 'normal upper limit', that reading could be considered high, the court hears.
The insulin c-pep reading is the lowest reading the machine can record.