GLUCOSE THRESHOLD FOR CEREBRAL DYSFUNCTION DURING HYPOGLYCEMIA IN IDDDM
IDDDM 低血糖期间脑功能障碍的血糖阈值
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- 依托单位国家:美国
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- 资助国家:美国
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项目摘要
Clinical observation suggests that cognitive function can remain impaired
after hypoglycemia, despite normalization of plasma glucose. To
determine that such a delay occurs, and whether it is influenced by the
duration of hypoglycemia, we compared P300 latency (prolongation is a
marker of hypoglycemic cognitive dysfunction), after different periods
of hypoglycemia. 17 normal volunteers had 2 hypoglycemic clamp studies.
Plasma glucose was lowered to 50mg/dl for 60 or 180 min. P300 latency
was measured at baseline, during hypoglycemia and during glucose
recovery. All subjects showed P300 prolongation during hypoglycemia. No
change was seen during 3 euglycemic control studies. We plan to measure
the delay in normalization of cognitive function after hypoglycemia in
poorly controlled diabetics, we expect this will be more prolonged.
临床观察表明,认知功能可以保持受损
低血糖后,尽管血糖正常化。 到
确定这种延迟发生,以及它是否受到
低血糖持续时间,我们比较了P300潜伏期(延长是低血糖持续时间的一个因素)。
低血糖认知功能障碍的标志物),在不同时期后
低血糖症 17名正常志愿者进行了2次低血糖钳夹试验。
血糖降至50 mg/dl持续60或180分钟。
在基线、低血糖期间和血糖期间测量
复苏 所有受试者在低血糖期间均显示P300延长。没有
在3项血糖正常对照研究中观察到变化。 我们计划测量
低血糖后认知功能正常化延迟,
对于控制不佳的糖尿病患者,我们预计这种情况会持续更长时间。
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