II型糖尿病与新冠肺炎:需要重新思考

Cornelli Umberto
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在医学文献中,对II型糖尿病与COVID-19之间的关系进行了多次分析[1-9],几乎普遍发现该疾病是COVID-19感染和死亡的危险因素。ACE2受体在糖尿病患者中的升高[2,4,6,]与II型糖尿病的共同特征炎症和胰岛素抵抗[5,6]一起被认为是主要原因之一。一些作者提到,控制不良的糖尿病是任何传染病的危险因素[8,9]。所有这些数据,尽管对了解这一问题作出了重要贡献,但大多数时间只与一个国家有关。
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Diabetes Type II and Covid-19: Need of Rethinking
In the medical literature, the association between diabetes type II and COVID-19 has been analyzed several times [1-9] with almost the common finding that the disease is a risk factor for COVID-19 infection and death. The increase of ACE2 receptors in diabetic patients [2,4,6,] has been considered as one of the major causes, together with the inflammatory condition and insulin resistance which are common characteristics of diabetes type II [5,6]. Some authors were mentioning that the poorly controlled diabetes represents a risk factor for any infectious disease [8,9]. All these data, despite giving an important contribution to the understanding of the matter, most of the time are related to one country only.
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