Staub-Traugott phenomenon

Staub-Trau·gott phe·nom·e·non

(shtowb trow'got),

the increased rate of removal of loads of glucose given shortly after administration of an initial glucose load.

Staub,

Hans, Swiss internist, 1890-1967.

Staub-Traugott effect - in normal persons, a drop in blood glucose which follows a second oral dose of glucose given 30 minutes or so after the first. Synonym(s): Staub-Traugott phenomenon

Staub-Traugott phenomenon - Synonym(s): Staub-Traugott effect

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Traugott,

Carl, German internist, 1885–.

Staub-Traugott effect - see under Staub

Staub-Traugott phenomenon - Synonym(s): Staub-Traugott effect