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Sverre Sandberg er spesialist i medisinsk biokjemi, leder av Norsk kvalitetsforbedring av laboratorieundersøkelser (Noklus), leder av Nasjonalt kompetansesenter for porfyrisykdommer (NAPOS) og professor ved Universitetet i Bergen.
Articles by Sverre Sandberg
Porphyrias in Norway
- Mira Mykletun,
- Aasne Karine Aarsand,
- Egil Støle,
- Jørild Haugen Villanger,
- Mette Christophersen Tollånes,
- Carl Baravelli,
- Sverre Sandberg
29.04.2014:
Porphyria is an umbrella term for a group of rare, largely hereditary diseases that are due to abnormal activity in the various enzymes involved in haem synthesis (1). The diagnosis in symptomatic patients is based on identification of characteristic haem precursor patterns in urine, faeces and...
Treatment of type 1 diabetes in the specialist health service – data from the Norwegian Diabetes Register for Adults
- John Graham Cooper,
- Tor Claudi,
- Hrafnkell B. Thordarson,
- Karianne Fjeld Løvaas,
- Siri Carlsen,
- Sverre Sandberg,
- Geir Thue
12.11.2013:
The incidence of diabetes is increasing in Norway and the rest of the world (1). Figures for 2011 from the Norwegian Prescription Database indicate that there are approximately 200 000 persons diagnosed with known diabetes in Norway (2), and approximately 25 000 of these have type 1 diabetes. Good...
Regional differences in sales of glucometer strips and antidiabetics
- Reidun L. S. Kjome,
- Thomas Røraas,
- Anne Gerd Granås,
- Sverre Sandberg
26.06.2012:
Self-monitoring of blood glucose forms part of the treatment regime for many patients with diabetes mellitus. There is consensus about the usefulness of self-monitoring by patients who use insulin, not least because the monitoring can prevent hypoglycemic episodes (1) – (3). However, the usefulness...