Titlebook: Diabetic Neuropathy; Clinical Management Aristidis Veves,Rayaz A. Malik Book 20072nd edition Humana Press 2007 Diabetes.Diabetes mellitus.N

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-36918-9ic mechanisms of this disease are still not completely understood. Likely contributing factors of this disease include the polyol pathway, nonenzymatic glycation, protein kinase-C activation, hexosamine pathway, and overproduction of superoxide by the mitochondrial respiratory chain. Their roles in

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Malte Jansen,Aleksander Kocaj,Petra Stanatl nerves. They are activated by several metabolic consequences of hyperglycemia, in particular oxidative stress, osmotic stress, and advanced glycation end products. Inhibition of one group of mitogen-activated protein kinases—the p38 group—prevents the development of reduced nerve conduction veloci

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Mixed Methods in der Schulforschungf diabetes, elevated glucose levels, or insulin deprivation. The morphological appearance of apoptosis, the severity of cell death, and the mechanism of cell death might vary between different cell types in the PNS and between different mammalian models of diabetes. However, most cells show evidence

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Geschichte des Lehrerinnen- und Lehrerberufstabolic phase of nerve dysfunction. This is caused by hyperglycemia-induced activation of the polyol-pathway, redox imbalances as well as by insulin/C-peptide deficiencies resulting in impaired neural Na./K.-ATPase activity and impairment of endoneurial blood flow. Superimposed on these metabolic ab

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Interventionsforschung im Kontext Schuler form. Impaired vasoregulation occurs early. Cardiovagal function is impaired in both spontaneous and induced DAN in rodents. Baroreflex gain is modestly impaired in the rabbit. Cardiac noradrenergic innervation is reduced in DAN. Splanchnic-mesenteric vasoregulation is reduced, ascribed to prejunc

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L?ngsschnitt in der Schulforschungctures is presented before reviewing the published literature describing evidence for structural damage to the spinal cord reported in both diabetic patients and animal models of diabetes. Spinal cord pathology is accompanied by functional disorders and diabetic rodents are being increasingly used t

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Wichtiges zum Thema ?Protokoll“ia or severe hyperglycemia and stroke. These acute metabolic and vascular insults to the brain are well known and beyond the scope of this chapter, which will focus on changes in cerebral function and structure that develop more insidiously. These changes are referred to as diabetic encephalopathy,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83560-4nts. Hyperglycemia mediated nerve damage may begin very early even prior to overt diabetes as evidenced by several recent studies in patients with impaired glucose tolerance. Polyol pathway abnormalities have been exhaustively explored in animals, but studies in man are limited and inconsistent and