What question did this study set out to answer?

To evaluate the clinical significance, pathogenesis, and potential link to diabetes mellitus regarding the frequent occurrence of hyperglycemia during acute coronary thrombosis.

January 1, 1952Diabetes

Hyperglycemia in Coronary Thrombosis

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Key result

Hyperglycemia is frequently associated with coronary thrombosis, though the significance, pathogenesis, and relationship to diabetes mellitus remain obscure.

Authors

MEMax EllenbergMount Sinai Hospital KOKermit E. OssermanMount Sinai Hospital HPHerbert PollackOerlikon (Germany)

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Implication

Hypothesis-generating link of hyperglycemia to coronary thrombosis; leaves open diabetes mellitus's pathogenic role.

Key Points

To evaluate the clinical significance, pathogenesis, and potential link to diabetes mellitus regarding the frequent occurrence of hyperglycemia during acute coronary thrombosis.
Assessed blood glucose levels and metabolic profiles in individuals experiencing acute coronary thrombosis.
Evaluated the pathological mechanisms responsible for elevated blood glucose following coronary vessel occlusion.
Assessed whether acute hyperglycemic responses indicate stress-induced metabolic reactions or unmasked latent diabetes mellitus.

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Ellenberg et al. (1952) studied this question. Hyperglycemia is frequently associated with coronary thrombosis, though the significance, pathogenesis, and relationship to diabetes mellitus remain obscure.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ea72daa1655e5fb229d0f https://doi.org/10.2337/diab.1.1.16

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January 1, 1952Diabetes

Hyperglycemia in Coronary Thrombosis

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Key result

Hyperglycemia is frequently associated with coronary thrombosis, though the significance, pathogenesis, and relationship to diabetes mellitus remain obscure.

Authors

MEMax EllenbergMount Sinai Hospital KOKermit E. OssermanMount Sinai Hospital HPHerbert PollackOerlikon (Germany)

Discussion

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Implication

Hypothesis-generating link of hyperglycemia to coronary thrombosis; leaves open diabetes mellitus's pathogenic role.

Key Points

To evaluate the clinical significance, pathogenesis, and potential link to diabetes mellitus regarding the frequent occurrence of hyperglycemia during acute coronary thrombosis.
Assessed blood glucose levels and metabolic profiles in individuals experiencing acute coronary thrombosis.
Evaluated the pathological mechanisms responsible for elevated blood glucose following coronary vessel occlusion.
Assessed whether acute hyperglycemic responses indicate stress-induced metabolic reactions or unmasked latent diabetes mellitus.

Cite This Study

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ea72daa1655e5fb229d0f https://doi.org/10.2337/diab.1.1.16

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