LIPOIDS OF SERUM IN DIABETIC ACIDOSIS.
LIPOIDS OF SERUM IN DIABETIC ACIDOSIS.
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糖尿病性酸中毒的血清脂质。
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发表时间:
1934
影响因子:
15.9
通讯作者:
J. Peters
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作者:
E. Man;J. Peters
It has been pointed out in previous papers from this department (36, 42, 43) that dehydration is largely responsible for the clinical symptoms of diabetic acidosis and that the progress of recovery is correlated with the restoration of the salt and water content of the body. In the present study of diabetic acidosis, changes in lipemia have been compared with variations in serum protein concentration for the double reason that not only are proteins indicative of the course of clinical improvement (42), but also that alterations in hemoconcentration should produce marked differences in the plasma lipoids if normal capillaries are, as has been demonstrated, equally impermeable to proteins and lipoids (40). In every instance, it has been found that the elevation of serum proteins at the height of acidosis is accompanied by an increase of serum non-phospholipoid fatty acids, lipoid phosphorus and cholesterol, and that during recovery the concentrations in blood serum of all four. of these constituents decrease rapidly. In an attempt to correlate the interrelations between these substances, the independence of variations in cholesterol and non-phospholipoid fatty acids and the similarity in behavior of proteins and cholesterol have become apparent in patients both with and without diabetic acidosis.