...Gabriel Virella; Maria F. Lopes-Virella; J. Levine; Makio Ogawa; Jorge Gonzalez During a prospective screening for proteinuria in diabetic patients, isolated Bence-Jones proteinuria was detected in 2 cases. The first patient, a 52-year-old black female, was seen for evaluation of a slow...

...Andrew Hughes; B.A. McVerry; L. Wilkinson; A.H. Goldstone; D. Lewis; A. Bloom 37 type 2 diabetic patients with no clinical evidence of retinopathy or vascular disease were studied at diagnosis and following control of hyperglycaemia for evidence of abnormalities of coagulation, fibrinolysis...

...A.M. Cohen; D. Creter; U.H. Levinsky; B. Klein; M. Djaldetti An extensive hemorrhage in the pharynx appeared in association with dipyridamole administration to a diabetic patient. The hemorrhage caused dysphagia and subsided when the drug was discontinued. Coagulation tests were normal except...

...James W. Davis; Charles R. Hartman; Rebecca F. Davis; Joseph L. Kyner; Daniel Lewis, Jr.; Phyllis E. Phillips Because patients with diabetes mellitus are at increased risk for vascular disease, we suspected that they might have increased circulating platelet aggregates. Therefore, we determined...

...S. Shilo; D. Werner; C. Hershko Hypophosphatemia in diabetic ketoacidosis is well recognized, but is believed to be usually of moderate severity. We describe 2 patients in whom acute hemolytic anemia secondary to severe (0.19–0.35 mmo1/1) hypophosphatemia has developed 1–2 days following treatment...

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