Computerized intravenous glybenclamide test in early diagnosis of diabetes mellitus.
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Blood Glucose↗
Biomedical subjects
E Baranyi
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[Determination of so-called "free" thyroxine and triiodothyronine in serum by means of gel filtration and double isotope labelling].
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Chromatography, Gel↗
Care of pregnant diabetics: medical aspects.
A method has been worked out for the intensive care of pregnant diabetics with the object of preventing damage both to the mother and the fetus. The method requires close cooperation between a team of doctors including obstetrician, internist and pediatrician. The present paper reports the experience of the first two years of application of the method and refers to a total of 75 women. The main point consists in an attempt to maintain a normal blood glucose level by administering increasing doses of insulin. Periods of inpatient management alternated with close outpatient control. Of the 75 insulin-dependent diabetics 45% had severe diabetes (White classes D-F); nevertheless, perinatal mortality was only 5.78 per cent. It is worth stressing that the 25 diabetics who came under intensive care before conception or in the early stages of pregnancy all gave birth to live healthy babies.
Adult↗
Studies of dental and oral changes of pregnant diabetic women.
The longitudinal examination of 132 pregnant diabetic women under care showed a 96.2% prevalence of gingivitis. The intensity of gingivitis was most marked in weeks 11 to 15, and 24 to 26 of pregnancy, and the correlation with changes in oral hygiene was statistically significant (p less than 0.001). On the other hand, the severity of diabetes had no effect on the degree of gingival inflammation. As for caries, the mean DMF values increased during diabetic pregnancy, the number of carious (D) and filled (F) teeth to a higher, that of extracted (M) teeth to a lesser degree, than in diabetic non-pregnant women.
Adolescent↗