Studies on Fatty Acid Metabolism in Diabetics During Exercise

Carlström, Sven

doi:10.1111/j.0954-6820.1967.tb07284.x

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“…1. The results shown are in agreement with earlier findings as summarized in the introduction (9,10).…”

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Studies on Fatty Acid Metabolism in Diabetics During Exercise

Arvidson

Carlström

1967

Journal of Internal Medicine

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“…1. The results shown are in agreement with earlier findings as summarized in the introduction (9,10).…”

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confidence: 93%

“…In previous reports (9,10) the behavior of plasma free fatty acids (FFA) has been studied in newly diagnosed, juvenile diabetics during exercise. These patients when exercised for 10 minutes on a bicycle ergometer differ in two main respects from control subjects of the same age in regard to plasma free fatty acid concentration.…”

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Studies on Fatty Acid Metabolism in Diabetics During Exercise

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Carlström

1967

Journal of Internal Medicine

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“…1. At the first examination the FFA pattern during exercise is in good accordance with earlier published results (2). At the second examination, performed after adequate insulin treatment, there is a clear tendency to normalization Non-protein nitrogen.…”

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“…Male, juvenile, newly diagnosed diabetics show during exercise a greater and longer-persisting lipid mobilization than control subjects of the same age. This is revealed by higher concentrations in plasma both of free fatty acids (FFA) and of glycerol during and after the exercise period (2,3). Adequate insulin treatment of the disease leads to a normalization of the plasma FFA concentrations (4).…”

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Studies on Fatty Acid Metabolism in Diabetics During Exercise

Carlström¹

1969

Journal of Internal Medicine

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Male, newly diagnosed diabetics of the juvenile type have been examined with a short exercise test on a bicycle ergometer and the plasma concentration of glycerol was followed. As earlier shown, the exercise induced a greater lipid mobilization in the diabetics in comparison with control subjects studied earlier. The exercise test was then repeated after a period of adequate insulin therapy. At the second examination the diabetics showed a clear tendency to normalization of the plasma glycerol curve, indicating that insulin therapy will decrease the abnormally high exercise‐induced lipid mobilization in diabetes mellitus.

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“…All diabetics showed a lower cardiac output during exercise, due to a smaller stroke volume, but at rest no significant differences were found from the controls. During an investigation of fatty acid metabolism in newly diagnosed juvenile, male diabetics in connexion with exercise (2), some hemodynamic measurements have been made (1,2).…”

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