Wirkung von Lithiumsalzen auf Kohlenhydratstoffwechsel, Körpergewicht und gastrointestinale Funktionen
@inproceedings{MllerOerlinghausen1997WirkungVL, title={Wirkung von Lithiumsalzen auf Kohlenhydratstoffwechsel, K{\"o}rpergewicht und gastrointestinale Funktionen}, author={Bruno M{\"u}ller-Oerlinghausen}, year={1997} }
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Unter bestimmten Versuchsbedingungen und insbesondere im Tierexperiment kann Lithium eine insulinartige Wirkung entfalten.
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An langfristig mit Lithium behandelten Patienten wurden von mehreren Untersuchern Glukosetoleranztests durchgefuhrt, die zu widerspruchlichen Ergebnissen gefuhrt haben. Eine Verschlechterung der Glukosetoleranz ist wahrscheinlich im Zusammenhang mit der Lithium-bedingten Zunahme des Korpergewichts zu sehen.
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Die durchschnittliche…
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Lithium: Updated Human Knowledge Using an Evidence-Based Approach
- Psychology, MedicineCNS drugs
- 2009
Data from a number of studies suggest that lithium reduces the high suicide rates associated with mood disorders, and most experts continue to consider lithium as a keystone therapy of bipolar disorders.
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