Diabetes Mellitus in the Elderly
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Nach einer Einleitung und Diskussion tiber die Eingenschaften der diabetischen Krankheiten wurde ausflihrlich trber die Aetiologie und Pathophysiologie der Zuckerankheiten,insbesondere der Altersdiabetis,gesprochen.Nach der symptomalogie der Diabetis haben wir die ncueste Einteilung der Zuckerkrankheiten genannt und die Untcrsuchungsmethoden,die heute Uhlich sind,erwahnt;dazu wurden unsere Meinungen und Erfahrungen diskutiert. Uber die Behandlung der Diabetis Mellitus,insbesondere der Altersdiabetis,haben wir Erklarungen abgegeben und das hypo-und hyperglicemische Koma kurz erUahntseine neueste Einteilung wurde Jedoch ausfuhrlich bcsprochen. Abschliebend wurden die diabetischen Komplikationen erwahnt.
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volume 7 issue 3
pages 157- 169
publication date 1982-10
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