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P Bottermann

Publications and source records attributed to P Bottermann.

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PubMed1976

[Radioimmunological determination of insulin in patients with manifest diabetes mellitus as a guide for the planning of therapy (author's transl)].

Intravenous glucose tolerance test followed by combined intravenous glucose-glibenclamid tolerance test were performed to differentiate between sulfonylurea-dependent and insulin-dependent diabetics. As a criterion of sufficient sulfonylurea-induced insulin secretion the extent of the difference of the insulin secretion between both tests was taken. If the difference is more than 600/muE/h insulin treatment seems not to be necessary and oral treatment with sulfonylurea derivates seems to be successful. In comparison with the clinical course of 55 patients the criterion was right in 50 cases. 5 patients could not be classified by the clinical course. Their more-secretion of insulin was in between 200 and 550 muE/mlhour.

Biguanides↗
PubMed1976

[Value and relevance of metabolic function tests in the diagnosis of primary hyperparathyroidism (author's transl)].

Calcium, phosphate and alcaline phosphatase levels were determined in the serum of 29 patients with suspected primary hyperparathyroidism. Phosphate clearance according to Kyle, 24 hours urine hydroxyproline excretion during collagen free diet, the excretion of cAMP in the 24 h urine during calcium restricted diet were examined with regard to the diagnostic value and relevance as compared to the consumption of laboratory and staff time. The elevation of the serum calcium levels are not specific and only of minor diagnostic value. It has been found that the highest diagnostic value is given by the Kyle-test using 15 mg Ca ions/kg body weight. No false positive results were recorded. The excretion of hydroxyproline and calcium are only of limited value. Serum alcaline phosphatase and cAMP excretion have no diagnostic significance whereas concentration of serum phosphate may have some value.

Alkaline Phosphatase↗
PubMed1976

[Antagonistic action of prednisolone and buformin in the carbohydrate metabolism of healthy persons (author's transl)].

Intravenous glucose tolerance tests were performed and changes of blood glucose and insulin concentration were measured to examine whether the diabetogenic effect of glucocorticoides can be compensated by biguanides. Seven standard weight volunteers with a healthy metabolism were given prednisolone and buformin as well as a combination of both. In spite of the reactively higher insulin secretion after treatment with prednisolone the glucose tolerance was reduced. In contrast, treatment with biguanide improved the glucose tolerance while decreasing the insulin secretion. It was nearly possible to compensate the negative effect of prednisolone on the carbohydrate metabolism by biguanides. We, therefore, consider a preventive administration of biguanides to be effective in long term or high dosage administration of glucocorticoides.

Biguanides↗
PubMed1975

[Effect of gliquidone and glibenclamide following oral administration].

Gliquidone shows a good blood sugar lowering effect over the wide dose range of 30-60 mg in fasting subjects with a healthy metabolism, in spite of the wide range. This behavior suggests that a good therapeutic application is to be expected in diabetics being treated with sulfonylureas.

Administration, Oral↗
PubMed1975

[Mechanism of action of gliquidone (author's transl)].

A study of 13 metabolically normal persons, 12 patients with asymptomatic or latent diabetes and 11 with manifest diabetes showed that 30 mg gliquidone orally prevents or delays the blood sugar rise during repeated small carbohydrate meals with simultaneous stimulation of insulin secretion. This effect was less marked in the normal and asymptomatic or latent diabetic subjects than after glibenclamide 5 mg, while there was no difference between the two drugs in those with manifest diabetes.

Administration, Oral↗
PubMed1975

Glycolysis and its interaction with a gluconeogenic precursor in perfused rat liver.

A non-recirculating, haemoglobin-free perfusion system was used to evaluate glycolysis in livers from fasted rats. Glycolysis was calculated from lactate and pyruvate production before and after infusion of glucose. In the absence of extracellular glucose glycolysis was small. Stimulation of glycolytic flux occured at extracellular glucose concentrations above 5 mM. Rates were proportional to glucose concentrations. Glycolysis was also investigated in the presence of extracellular lactate, which is a precursor of gluconeogenesis. High glucose concentrations (15-35 mM) were followed by lactate and pyruvate output suggesting that glycolysis was prevailing. Estimated flux rates, however, were significantly lower in the presence of the gluconeogenic precursor. Our results provide arguments that gluconeogenesis and glycolysis interact in order to regulate the peripheral glucose concentration.

Animals↗
PubMed1975

[Early recognition of relapse hazards following thyroidectomy using TSH serum level].

The determination of the serum level of TSH, the essential factor in goitrogenesis, was the best indicator in order to recognize imminent recurrence of goitre in strumectomized patients. The functional reserve of the hypothalamic-pituitary system proved to be important: Elevation of basic TSH level and increase of TSH after stimulation with TRH was significantly higher in patients with recurrent goitre. We, therefore, recommend this test for the postoperative surveillance of patients after strumectomy.

Female↗