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Allgemeine biochemische Wirkungen der Glukokortikoide auf Zellen und Gewebe

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Kortikosteroide in der Augenheilkunde

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Die ersten Kenntnisse über die biochemischen Wirkungen der Glukokortikoide verdanken wir dem Studium der Ausfallerscheinungen nach einer Zerstörung der Nebennierenrinden. An dem klinischen Bild des Morbus Addison und nach der experimentellen Adrenalektomie kann man die heute in vielen physiologisch-chemischen Details bekannten Wirkungen der Nebennierenrindenhormone beobachten. Als wesentliche Symptome zeigen sich nach dem Entzug der Glukokortikoide eine Hypoglykämie und eine Verminderung der Glykogenvorräte des Körpers. (Baker, 1951; Britton, 1930; Britton und Silvette, 1934; Porges, 1909.)

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Reim, M. (1973). Allgemeine biochemische Wirkungen der Glukokortikoide auf Zellen und Gewebe. In: Böke, W. (eds) Kortikosteroide in der Augenheilkunde. Symposien der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft. J.F. Bergmann-Verlag, Munich. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87229-7_14

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