[Morphological studies on Jensen sarcoma in the rat under artificial short-term hyperglycemia]

Possible actions of artificial short-time hyperglycaemia, which is tested as an adjunctive measure in various therapeutical concepts of tumours (for instance in combination with oncolytic apathogenic Clostridia), were checked by histomorphological investigations in Jensen sarcoma of rats. The glucose-induced hyperglycaemia caused a considerable increase of the extend of necrosis in the whole tumour. These morphological findings gave evidence of the high tumour selectivity of the provable effects of artificial short-time hyperglycaemia.