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G Szöts

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Exercise-physiological approach in the analysis of blood glucose curves.

The effect of a single bout of oral glucose administration on the blood glucose level during three hours of observation was studied at rest in 6 physical education students and in 6 elite walkers with different physical condition. The influence of the physical condition on the observed data was also investigated. The evaluation of the glucose tolerance test (OGTT) was first built on a mathematical model and it was developed by a new method. The point of the brand-new method is the interrelationship between the relative percentage differences of blood glucose values, which is analysed as a function of time. The data of the new method better reflect the alterations of blood glucose regulation after oral administration of glucose. The new method contributes to the more accurate analysis of OGTT curves for beside estimation of the absolute values, it considers the relative differences, thus a thorough examination of the glucose metabolism can be carried out. It opens new potentialities in the analysis of the individual, absorptive, hormonal and fitness-dependent effects of different carbohydrates that are used abundantly by athletes.

Adult↗

[Prevention of postsurgical thromboembolism with small doses of heparin].

The study includes 390 patients of different age, operated for various conditions during the last quarter of 1975, and systematically treated post operatively with heparin (the cases in which heparin was contraindicated were not included). None of the patients developed signs of thromboembolism after the operation. The drawbacks of the method are virtually inexistent as compared to the gravity of postoperative thrombolic complications. A further study included 1708 operated patients of whom 223 (13.0%) received the heparin treatment and 1485 (87.0%) did not. There was no thrombolic-embolic complication in the former lot and 12 cases (0.8%) in the latter. Three of 15 patients (20%) in whom the postoperative heparin treatment was interrupted immediately or very soon, developed thromboembolism. The method is efficient provided it is applied after the operation up to complete mobilization of the patient. The method is readily applicable, there is no risk and haemostasis is insured.

Adolescent↗