The influence of MAOI on the glucose tolerance In a group of 114 patients suffering from various forms of depression, oral glucose-loading tests were carried out before, during and after treatment with iproniazid (100 mg per day), isocarboxazid (40 mg per day) or phenelzine (45 mg per day). The blood sugar level was determined by the method of Hagedorn and Jensen as modified [Book Review]

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