Insulin-glucagon therapy on acute hepatitis

  • TANAKA Nobuyoshi
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • NODA Yatugi
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • HIRAI Nobuyuki
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • IKEDA Tadashi
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • OKAI Takashi
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • NAKAGAWA Hikohito
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • IWATA Akira
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • UNOURA Masashi
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • MORITA Nobuto
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • KUMAGAI Mikio
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • KAMEDA Shozi
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • NISHIMURA Keigo
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • KATO Yasuhiro
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • KOBAYASHI Kenichi
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine
  • HATTORI Nobu
    The First Department of Medicine Kanazawa University, School of Medicine

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  • 急性肝炎におけるinsulin-glucagon療法の効果
  • キュウセイ カンエン ニ オケル insulin glucagon リョウホウ

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Abstract

In order to evaluate the effect of insulin-glucagon (I-G) therapy on acute hepatitis, the present study was carried out on 2 cases of fulminant hepatitis (FH), 3 cases of subacute hepatitis (SH) and 8 cases of acute hepatitis (AH). These cases were treated with 10% glucose fluid (500ml) containing regular insulin (10 units) and glucagon (1mg). Normotest (NT), prothrombin time (PT), α2-HS-glycoprotein and prealbumin were measured. In FH and SH, the mean values of NT remained less than 10%. In AH the mean values of NT increased after I-G therapy, but these values were decreased when I-G therapy was stopped. In FH and SH, PT remained prolonged and in AH, it was slightly shortened during I-G therapy. In FH and SH, the mean values of α2-HS-glycoprotein remained less than 20mg/dl. In AH, the mean values were increased after I-G therapy. In FH and SH, the mean values of prealbumin were less than 5mg/dl. In AH, they increased, but these values were decreased when I-G therapy was stopped. From these results we suggest that I-G therapy may enhance the reserve of liver in acute hepatitis.

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  • Kanzo

    Kanzo 21 (12), 1626-1630, 1980

    The Japan Society of Hepatology

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