1970
DOI: 10.1007/bf00418224
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The response to intravenous glucose infusion in normal and diabetic subjects

Abstract: Data from single injection studies on 23 normal subjects led to development of an intravenous primed-constant infusion test. The plasma glucose response to this test was determined in 48 normal and 24 diabetic subjects. Variation in plasma glucose concentration at equilibrium was minimal in normal and marked in diabetic subjects-assessed by the difference between maximum and minimum glucose concentration over the final 25 rain of a 50 min infusion. This parameter was used successfully in predicting the course … Show more

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“…The anomalies include: a quantitative reduction in the amount of insulin released in response to glucose challenge (54) in some, but not all, (58) diabetics with retention of apparently normal responsiveness to theophyllin (59) and glucagon (60), and a "delay" in insulin release in response to glucose challenge (54)(55)(56)61). This latter anomaly perhaps representing the in vivo equivalent (61) of a markedly impaired first phase response to the artificial situation of square wave glucose challenge seen in vitro.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The anomalies include: a quantitative reduction in the amount of insulin released in response to glucose challenge (54) in some, but not all, (58) diabetics with retention of apparently normal responsiveness to theophyllin (59) and glucagon (60), and a "delay" in insulin release in response to glucose challenge (54)(55)(56)61). This latter anomaly perhaps representing the in vivo equivalent (61) of a markedly impaired first phase response to the artificial situation of square wave glucose challenge seen in vitro.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%