The Duration and Magnitude of the Hypoglycemia After Insulin

Sevringhaus, Elmer L.; Kirk, Elizabeth J.; Heath, Harold J.

doi:10.1097/00000441-192311000-00005

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences

1923

DOI: 10.1097/00000441-192311000-00005

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The Duration and Magnitude of the Hypoglycemia After Insulin

Elmer L. Sevringhaus¹,

Elizabeth J. Kirk²,

Harold J. Heath³

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“…He cites three cases to prove his point. Harris (12) states that patients suffering from hypoglycemia usually display a blood sugar below 70 mg. Sevringhaus, Kirk, and Heath (37) assert that hypoglycemic symptoms occur at concentrations of 40 to 65 mg., while Banting,Campbell,and Fletcher (38) place between 70 and 50 mg. the cases of hypoglycemia displaying mild symptoms, and below 50 mg., the acute, distressing ones. These differences of opinion may be due to one or more factors.…”

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Behavioristic aspects of hypoglycemia.

Kamper¹

1931

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology

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Hypoglycemia is a state of lowered blood sugar which is found in many diverse conditions. There are two general types, the provoked forms which are induced by causes external to the organism, and spontaneous types which arise within the organism. Spontaneous hypoglycemia frequently arises from pathological changes which are hepatic, pancreatic, or endocrinal in character. The hypoglycemic syndrome is complex and varied. Symptoms may be precursory or acute in character, and may range from hunger and weakness to convulsions and coma. The mental symptoms range in severity from border line cases that, because of physical incapacity of mild degree, constitute behavior problems in the school and home, to the acute forms which may be mistaken for epilepsy, epidemic encephalitis and aphasia.

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Behavioristic aspects of hypoglycemia.

Kamper¹

1931

The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology

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Carbohydrate Metabolism in Epilepsy

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Boshes²

1937

Arch Intern Med

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Association of Spontaneous Hypoglycemia With Hypocalcemia and Electrocerebral Dysfunction

Fabrykant¹

1948

Arch Intern Med

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The Duration and Magnitude of the Hypoglycemia After Insulin

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Behavioristic aspects of hypoglycemia.

Behavioristic aspects of hypoglycemia.

Carbohydrate Metabolism in Epilepsy

Association of Spontaneous Hypoglycemia With Hypocalcemia and Electrocerebral Dysfunction

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