Advantages of Protamine Zinc Insulin

Mosenthal, Herman O.; Mark, Morton F.

doi:10.1001/jama.1941.02820240012003

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“…The indications for the use of insulin are the same as in uncomplicated diabetes. Some authorities (Mosenthal and Mark, 1941) state that the clinical course of the combined lesions is more favourable with protaminezinc-insulin. On the criteria for control there has been much controversy, but essentially it does not differ from that of the uncomplicated case.…”

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Tuberculosis as Complication of Diabetes Mellitus

Gauld¹,

Lyall²

1947

BMJ

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During the nineteenth century, when the incidence of and the mortality from pulmonary tuberculosis were much greater than at present, a large percentage of sufferers from diabetes mellitus died of coma, and most of those who survived this died of pulmonary tuberculosis. Publications towards the end of that century indicate that 50% of diabetics succumbed to pulmonary tuberculosis. For example, Windle (1883) Table I.

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