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Stoffwechselentgleisung bei Steroiddiabetes

Müssen die Glukokortikoide jetzt abgesetzt werden?

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Braucht Ihr Patient Glukokortikoide, sollten Sie unbedingt seine Blutzuckerwerte im Blick behalten. Verschlechtert sich seine Glukosestoffwechsellage, müssen Sie aber auf die Gabe der Glukokortikoide nicht verzichten. Vielmehr muss die Diabetestherapie angepasst werden. Wie Sie dabei im Einzelfall vorgehen sollten, erläutert der Autor des nachfolgenden Beitrags.

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Siegmund, T. Müssen die Glukokortikoide jetzt abgesetzt werden?. MMW - Fortschritte der Medizin 156 (Suppl 6), 90–93 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15006-014-3692-4

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Keywords - Glucocorticoid-induced hyperglycemia — mechanisms, detection and therapeutic management

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