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KMID : 0378019820250080097
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New Medical Journal
1982 Volume.25 No. 8 p.97 ~ p.104
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Review on a Crisis of Diabetes
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Abstract
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It has passed 3,500 years since the diabetes had been recorded on the human history, and it has been 200 years after a study on the condition of the diabetes had been attempted, but the fact is that any definition of the diabetes has not yet been established.
It may be the reasons that the crisis of diabetes is so complicate and diverse, and that such crisis occurs by participation of various diabetogenic factors in the base of the inherited congenital, constitutional predisposition (see Fig. 1).
There is no divergence of opinion that the diabetes of human being arises from the typical metabolic diseases and insuline dificiency, but with a review from a new angle, the theory may be correct that it is a microvascular disease, such as basement membrane disease and rheological disorder, and a receptor disease.
What is, in addition, specially noteworthy in this review is that an overdrinking becomes the second agent to accelerate the crisis of diabetes, and with regard to a problem of pregnancy in the agent causing the diabetes, T3 hormone in the thyroid hormone seems to participate in the induction of diabetes.
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