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Glomerular filtration rate and renal plasma flow in long-term juvenile diabetics without proteinuria.

Glomerular filtration rate and renal plasma flow were examined in 16 young male non-proteinuric diabetics (mean age 28.4 years) with a duration of diabetes of over 15 years (mean duration 21.5 years.) In this selected group of long-term diabetics the glomerular filtration rate was clearly increased, the mean being 136 ml/min (+/-S.D. 11.8) (normal value 114 ml/min (+/-14.1), being comparable to that found earlier in short-term diabetics. There was no change in renal plasma flow. It is concluded that kidney function is generally well preserved in long-term diabetics who have not developed proteinuria.

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