1957
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1116925
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Das Problem des Sekundärversagens der oralen Diabetesbehandlung

Abstract: Seit der ersten Mitteilung von H e i n s e n und H a g e n (149) über das Auftreten einer eigentümlichen Abnahme der Tablettenwirksamkeit bei Zu&erkranken, die längere Zeit erfolgreich mit Su.lfonylharnstoffen behandelt worden waren, hat das Problem der sog. S e k u n d a r y e r s a g e r in zunehmendem Maße Beachtung gefunden. Die Zahlen über den Anteil der Sekundärversager bei Dauerbehandlung schwanken zwischen 14 und 30/o (56, 166, 234, 194). Uber die Ursache dieser Erscheinung besteht keine einheitliche … Show more

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“…The question is still unanswered whether this reaction is only a stage in the course of disease or whether it is a constant state. Especially under the treatment with SU it is not clear if the so-called sulfonylurea secondary failures are caused by a progressive reduction of the insulin secretory capacity (Duckworth, Solomon and Kitabchi 1972;Johansen and prskov 1972;Lauvaux, Mandart, Heymons and Doms 1972;Pfeiffer, Schoffling, Steigerwald, Treser and Otto 1957) or by other causes, such as insulin resistance (Reaven and Olefsky 1977). To obtain exact information about the course of the insulin secretion we studied the insulin response to different stimuli in newly diagnosed MOD treated with and without SU in a follow-up study for 5 years.…”
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“…The question is still unanswered whether this reaction is only a stage in the course of disease or whether it is a constant state. Especially under the treatment with SU it is not clear if the so-called sulfonylurea secondary failures are caused by a progressive reduction of the insulin secretory capacity (Duckworth, Solomon and Kitabchi 1972;Johansen and prskov 1972;Lauvaux, Mandart, Heymons and Doms 1972;Pfeiffer, Schoffling, Steigerwald, Treser and Otto 1957) or by other causes, such as insulin resistance (Reaven and Olefsky 1977). To obtain exact information about the course of the insulin secretion we studied the insulin response to different stimuli in newly diagnosed MOD treated with and without SU in a follow-up study for 5 years.…”
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“…The percentage of late failures with oral antidiabetic therapy ranges from 4 to 20 in different reports (Brechmann, 1957;Mohnike et al, 1957;Pfeiffer et al, 1957;Dotevall, 1958). Evidently the principal reasons for this are differences in the indications for oral therapy and in the criteria of successful treatment.…”
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“…On the other hand, the occurrence of late failures in the groups which are generally regarded as well suited for oral therapy points to the probability that the drug, even in these cases-and possibly in all cases-gradually loses its effect during long-term administration. The failure of beta cells (Pfeiffer, 1957) can hardly be regarded as the cause of late failure of oral therapy, since the requirement of exogenous insulin did not increase after unsuccessful treatment. Also, after a short period of insulin treatment in late failures the reinstitution of oral therapy was sometimes successful.…”
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confidence: 99%
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