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    volume editors, Christoph Stettler, Emanuel Christ, Peter Diem.
    Contents:
    Treatment goals in diabetes / Melmer, A., Laimer, M.
    The 'old' anti-diabetic agents : a systematic inventory / Buhse, S., Mühlhauser, I., Lenz, M.
    Novel therapeutic approaches in diabetes / Gallwitz, B.
    Diabetes technology / Pfützner, A.
    Novelties in diabetic retinopathy / Ebneter, A., Zinkernagel, M.S.
    Hypertension and diabetic nephropathy / Skov, J.; Christiansen, J.S., Poulsen, P.L.
    The diabetic foot : the never-ending challenge contemporary options of screening, management and prevention of foot pathologies in diabetic patients / Peter-Riesch, B.
    Diabetes and cancer / Holden, S.E.
    Beta-cell replacement : pancreas and islet cell transplantation / Niclauss, N., Meier, R., Bédat, B., Berishvili, E., Berney, T.
    Gestational diabetes mellitus / Spaight, C., Gross, J., Horsch, A., Puder, J.J.
    Genetic defects of the B-cell that cause diabetes / Stekelenburg, C.M., Schwitzgebel, V.M.
    Genetics of type 2 diabetes / Stanekov, A., Laakso, M.
    Digital Access Karger 2016
  • Article
    Henari FZ, Gower PE, Curtis JR, Eastwood JB, Phillips ME, Greatbatch ML, Williams GB, Gordon EM, Boyd PJ, Stubbs RK, de Wardener HE.
    Br Med J. 1977 Feb 12;1(6058):409-12.
    The survival rates in 200 patients with terminal renal failure treated by maintenance haemodialysis and renal transplantation were analysed. The overall survival rate (+/- SE) was 81-4 +/- 3% at two years, 68-4 +/- 4% at five years, and 60-8 +/- 4-8% at eight years. Survival was inversely related to age: in those aged 15-34 years overall survival was 89-7 +/- 3-7% at two years, 87-8 +/- 4-1% at five years, and 83-9 +/- 5-5% at eight years. Eighty per cent of the surviving patients were able to work full time. The survival rate in patients returned to dialysis after graft rejection was 87-5% +/- 8-3 at three years.
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