Diabetes sublingual venae clinic and diabetic nephropathy of experimental study.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Diabetes sublingual venae clinic and diabetic nephropathy of experimental study Author: Bai Jie Huang Xiang Qi Zeng Zhiyong Ma [Abstract] of diabetes sublingual venae clinic and diabetic nephropathy for clinical early diagnosis of diabetic nephropathy to provide supplementary means. Method of randomly 82 adult SD rats were divided into normal group, model group Ⅰ , model group and model group Ⅲ Ⅱ . Model group were treated with STZ modeling method. Rats in each group separately the tongue tissue biopsy and renal ultrastructure. Results In the model rats and kidney sublingual venae organizations have varying degrees of pathological damage. Conclusion sublingual venae and renal pathological changes are relevant, the presence of renal pathological damage, usually accompanied by sublingual venae Stagnation. Observe the changes in sublingual venae in response to diabetic kidney disease can be, sublingual venae clinic for early diagnosis of diabetic nephropathy to provide supplementary means. [Keywords:] diabetes diagnosis diabetes sublingual venae Kidney sublingual venae ventral tongue attending law mainly observed changes in the vascular system. As the sublingual venae exposed to relatively full, easy to observe, so sublingual venae diagnosis method in the modern diagnosis of many diseases, there is a more full use of traditional tongue diagnosis mainly from the observation of the tongue tongue back, tongue, tongue body, tongue state and other complementary and work together for identifying diseases, syndromes provides a wealth of diagnostic information [1]. Impact of diabetes have different mechanisms for hemorheology, microvascular and clearance characteristics of the organization lead to target organ dysfunction, which led to a variety of chronic complications. The most obvious one is that microvascular disease, which is the pathological basis of diabetic chronic complications. Diabetic nephropathy (DN) is a major microvascular compl