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Plasma inorganic phosphorous,
glucose
, uric acid, total cholesterol, total protein, albumin, alkaline phosphatase, lactic dehydrogenase (LDH), and serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase (SGOT) were determined in 14-week old turkeys from lines genetically determined for high and low blood pressure. The turkeys received a commercial grower diet (control), control + 10% animal fat, or control + 10% animal fat and 1% cholesterol. Concentrations of uric acid in plasma were higher (P less than or equal to .05) in the control-diet group than in the other dietary groups, and the
high blood pressure
line had significantly higher (P less than or equal to .05) concentrations of uric acid in plasma than the low blood pressure line. Turkeys fed the diet containing added cholesterol had higher levels (P less than or equal to .05) of total plasma cholesterol than those receiving the other diets. Alkaline phosphatase levels of plasma were significantly lower (P less than or equal to .05) in the control-diet group than the other dietary groups. There were no other effects within either of the genetic blood pressure lines that indicated blood pressure had any influence on blood plasma constituents other than uric acid, nor was there any indication that dietary treatment had any effect within either blood pressure group. Blood pressure and plasma constituents were not correlated.
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PMID:Blood plasma constituents in 14-week old hypertensive and hypotensive strains of turkeys. 67 61
Epidemiological investigations show that morbidity rate and severity of coronary sclerosis seem to decrease in regular physical activity. The influence of regular physical activity on coronary factors of risk, such as
hypertension
, fat parameters,
glucose
tolerance, and uric acid is summarized with the help of literary data. An essential intermediary role seems to belong to the height of the insulin levels in the metabolic factors of risk. The result of own investigations was that by training basic and stimulated insulin secretion clearly diminish. Apart from this, during physical load particularly an increased rate of lipolysis is reduced during physical load. Together with a decrease of lipogenesis the two factors might play an essential role in the prevention of coronary sclerosis by regular physical activity.
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PMID:[Physical activity in the prevention of arteriosclerosis]. 70 1
A comprehensive analysis of cerebral hemodynamics and metabolism was carried out in 14 patients with pseudotumor cerebri. Tracer techniques were employed to measure cerebral blood flow (CBF) and vascular reactivity to acute changes in arterial carbon dioxide tension and blood pressure, cerebral blood volume (CBV), and the cerebral metabolic rate for oxygen and
glucose
. There was a small reduction (p less than 0.01) in CBF (44 +/- 7 ml/100 gm/min; normal, 54 +/- 9) with normal vascular reactivity; an increase (p less than 0.005) in CBV (4.8 +/- 0.8 ml/100 gm; normal, 3.6 +/- 0.5), and normal cerebral metabolism. We conclude that an abnormality of the cerebral microvasculature is responsible for an elevation in CBV, but the intracranial
hypertension
can be explained only by tissue swelling due to an increase in water content. The relationship between the vascular abnormality and the tissue swelling remains to be defined.
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PMID:Cerebral hemodynamics and metabolism in pseudotumor cerebri. 70 80
In order to clarify the relationship between essential hypertension and
glucose
metabolism, and to approach the pathophysiology or the etiology of essential hypertension, we examined
glucose
tolerance test (GTT) using spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR) as models. SHR, namely stroke-prone SHR (SHRSP) and stroke-resistant SHR (SHRSR) always had higher serum
glucose
levels at each GTT phase than normotensive control Wistar-Kyoto rats. They also tended to show higher levels in the young even at 5 weeks of age rather than in the adult. These results indicate that hyperglycemic tendency or lower
glucose
tolerance may be a characteristic of spontaneous
hypertension
and may be related to the mechanism of
hypertension
.
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PMID:Glucose tolerance in spontaneously hypertensive rats. 71 23
Hypertension
and hyperpotassemia that were accompanied by normal plasma aldosterone and low renin levels and were responsive to chlorothiazide administration were found in a 29-year-old patient and two decades later in his 21-year-old son. Their renal function is normal, including response to sodium sulfate, mannitol, and aldosterone infusions. Adrenal insufficiency was excluded. The renin-aldosterone system was proved intact by physiological and pharmacologic stress and angiotensin-II infusion. Also normal were values for blood counts, blood volumes, and erythrocyte and exchangeable body potassium. The postulation of a defective cell membrane impeding potassium influx is supported by the failure of
glucose
and insulin infusions to substantially reduce hyperpotassemia. In the context of a hereditary disorder (the pedigree, compatible with autosomal dominant inheritance, includes five affected in two generations),
hypertension
is a second phenotypic character of a single defective pleiotropic gene although its pathogenesis remains unclear.
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PMID:Familial hyperpotassemia and hypertension accompanied by normal plasma aldosterone levels: possible hereditary cell membrane defect. 71 48
Further investigation of a family with normaldosteronemic hyperpotassemia and low-renin
hypertension
showed seven members from three generations, who ranged in age from 4 to 56 years, to be affected. Results of earlier studies had established a normally functioning renin-aldosterone system and normal renal handling of potassium. Constant, albeit mild and asymptomatic, metabolic acidosis in all those affected prompted bicarbonate loading in both the propositus and his brother, which revealed a maximal renal tubular excretory capacity for bicarbonate reabsorption at serum levels of 18 mmole/liter and proved proximal renal tubular acidosis (PRTA). Further, a linear increase in urinary fractional potassium excretion accompanied that of bicarbonate in both, as in normal individuals.
Dextrose
-insulin infusion in the brother failed to reduce hyperpotassemia. These data support the hypothesis that a generalized cell membrane defect that specifically impedes potassium influx (as opposed to an isolated renal tubular defect) underlies this autosomal dominant disorder.
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PMID:Proximal renal tubular acidosis: association with familial normaldosteronemic hyperpotassemia and hypertension. 71 49
A strain of genetically selected White Carneau pigeons (WC-2) with increased atherosclerosis at similar plasma cholesterol concentrations as randomly bred (RBWC) pigeons was studied to evaluate the commonly known risk factors for atherosclerosis. Indicators for the presence of
hypertension
, diabetes mellitus, "stress", hyperuricemia and hypothyroidism were determined. In pigeons fed the atherogenic diet, major differences in atherosclerosis were seen between WC-2 and RBWC. WC-2 pigeons had more aortic surface covered with plaque and greater concentrations of aortic nonesterified cholesterol, esterified cholesterol, uronic acid, and hydroxyproline, as well as a greater prevalence and severity of coronary artery atherosclerosis. For WC-2 and RBWC pigeons we found similar levels of hypercholesterolemia, mean blood pressure, plasma triglyceride and
glucose
concentrations. In addition, several other physiological variables such as plasma uric acid, calcium and phosphorus concentrations, adrenal and thyroid weights which have been implicated in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis were similar. The findings indicate that the differences in extent and severity of atherosclerosis between WC-2 and RBWC cannot be explained by differences in the risk factors studied. Possible genetic regulation of atherosclerosis by mechanisms operable in the arterial wall of WC-2 pigeons is suggested.
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PMID:Risk factors in pigeons genetically selected for increased atherosclerosis susceptibility. 72 42
Limited weight loss following jejunoileal bypass in 24 diabetic persons who were still distinctly overweight five to ten months after a mean weight decrease of 78 lbs. was accompanied by a return of normal fasting
glucose
and insulin levels, normal insulin responses, and a decrease in glucose intolerance. The
glucose
disappearance rate had improved in the majority of the subjects, but only three had attained values in the normal range. Concomitants of the undue hyperglycemia and/or obesity included labile and, rarely, sustained
hypertension
and/or cardiomegaly. The blood pressure returned to normal but heart size did not change. Electrocardiographic abnormalities noted in about one-half of the patients persisted after the operation. Triglyceride and cholesterol levels decreased. No patients had diabetic retinopathy visible on funduscopy. Proteinuria did not change in three patients. Neuropathy consisting of absent ankle reflexes and/or decreased vibration perception noted in one-half of the subjects persisted despite the improvement in carbohydrate metabolism.
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PMID:Remissions of diabetes mellitus after weight reduction by jejunoileal bypass. 72 40
Acromegaloidism is a condition which resembles acromegaly by its clinical manifestations but is not due to pituitary or hypothalamic dysfunction. Twenty patients were diagnosed as having this disorder and the results from studying growth hormone (GH) responses in 15 patients (11 women and four men) were included in this report. Clinical manifestations closely resembled those of acromegalics, including history of progressive changes, acral enlargement, visual disturbances, abnormal visual fields in four patients, and sella turcica enlargement in two patients. The
glucose
tolerance test (GTT) was abnormal in 12/15 patients, 13/15 were > 10 percent obese, 8/15 had
hypertension
, 7/15 had large-statured relatives, but lactorrhea was absent in all patients. The mean serum GH concentration was 2.2 ng/ml, which suppressed to 0.6 ng/ml during the GTT; increased to 24 ng/ml during hypoglycemia; and increased to 10.3 ng/ml after L-dopa ingestion. Other pituitary hormones (LH, FSH, TSH, prolactin), the metyrapone test, 24-hour random and nocturnal sleeping GH concentrations were normal. These GH values and responses helped to differentiate acromegaloidism from treated and untreated acromegaly. The pathogenesis of acromegaloidism was not determined, but somatomedin studies may prove helpful in further defining this disorder.
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PMID:Pituitary function and growth hormone dynamics in acromegaloidism. 73 19
The antihypertensive remedy diazoxide (hyperstat) was applied in 11 patients with
hypertension
of the clinical stages III and IV. The patients were applied a single intravenous injection of 20 ml = 300 mg diazoxide. The behaviour of blood pressure, pulse, blood sugar and cortisol level as well as of the blood supply in rest of the musculature of the extremities was tested and evaluated. Within 1 minute after the injection the systolic blood pressure decreased by 12%, the diastolic by 20%. After an above all show increase of the diastolic blood pressure once more a slight decrease of the systolic blood pressure followed after 90 minutes, which lasted several hours. Also after 24 hours the blood pressure did not reach the original value. The increase of the pulse rate was clinically not relevant. The blood
glucose
increased in the 5th minute, after 15 minutes it reached its culmination point and, beginning with the 30th minute it showed a decreasing tendency. The initial values were got after 180 minutes. After the 15th minute began a relative short-term decrease of the plasma cortisol, which, however, again increased after 60 minutes. On the other hand the occlusion-plethysmographic investigations of the veins showed an increasing blood flow in rest up to 3 hours after the injection.
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PMID:[Hemodynamics and metabolic parameters during use of the antihypertensive agent diazoxide]. 74 29
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