pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus: actual problems of pathogenesis and treatment
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Abstract
We have presented the review of literature devoted to the problem of pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus. We have found up that prevalence of pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus needs to be adjusted. In analyzed literature the influence of localization of structural changes of pancreatic tissue on risk of diabetes mellitus development is studied insufficiently. In the result of our literature analysis we have detected that treatment of pancreatogenic diabetes mellitus up to date is not unified and is mostly descriptive, what indicates on necessity of further investigations in order to optimize and increase the efficacy of its treatment.
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| Authors | ;Rebrov А.P.;Kunitsyna М.А.;Kashkina E.I.;Arkhangelskaya Е.Е. |
| Journal | respirology (carlton, vic) |
| Year | 2012 |
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