Oli J M, Nwokolo C
Br Med J. 1979 Apr 7;1(6168):926-7. doi: 10.1136/bmj.1.6168.926.
Eleven patients (nine men, one woman, and one girl) aged 11-62 years who developed diabetes mellitus after an attack of infectious hepatitis during the Eastern Nigerian epidemic of 1970-2 were followed up for two to nine years. One patient aged 60 years remained diabetic after the original illness. In the remaining 10 patients the diabetes remitted after three to nine months (mean 6.7 months) but in four it recurred after a remission lasting one and a half to four years (mean 2.6 years). Results of this follow-up study seem to confirm that the pancreas is sometimes permanently damaged during infectious hepatitis.
1970 - 1972年尼日利亚东部传染病肝炎流行期间，11名年龄在11至62岁之间（9名男性、1名女性和1名女孩）在感染性肝炎发作后患上糖尿病的患者接受了2至9年的随访。1名60岁的患者在最初患病后仍患有糖尿病。其余10名患者的糖尿病在3至9个月（平均6.7个月）后缓解，但其中4名患者在缓解持续1.5至4年（平均2.6年）后复发。这项随访研究的结果似乎证实，胰腺在感染性肝炎期间有时会受到永久性损伤。
