Titlebook: Comparison of Type I and Type II Diabetes; Similarities and Dis Mladen Vranic,Charles H. Hollenberg,George Steiner Book 1985 The Editor(s)

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A Comparison of Kidney Disease in Type I and Type II Diabeteshese two disorders of glucose metabolism. Unfortunately, there is insufficient information available to provide a very precise description of either of these progressive processes let alone a comparison of the two. Herein we will attempt to summarize what, in our view, are some of the central issues in this area.

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Limitations and Problems of Diabetes Classification from an Epidemiological Point of Viewhe current state of knowledge and that as knowledge increases so classification may change. It also follows that the nature of the classification will depend upon the type of action to be organized. Thus a classification appropriate to a clinician whose concern is with diagnosis and treatment may we

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Pathophysiology of Insulin Secretion in Diabetes Mellituss insulin secretion directly and potentiates insulin responses to nonglucose stimuli such as amino acids, 8-adrenergic stimuli, and gut hormones. Maximal glycemic potentiation of the acute insulin response to IV arginine occurs at a glucose level of approx. 450 mg/dl..In patients with noninsulin dep

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