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DIABETES JOURNAL CLUB FEBRUARY 16, 2012 Margaux Añel-Tiangco, MD
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Common comorbidities
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Hearing Impairment Both high and low/mid frequency is increased 2x Likely from neuropathy ± vascular disease High frequency loss Associated with CHD and peripheral neuropathy Low/mid frequency loss Associated with low HDL and poor health status
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Obstructive Sleep Apnea 4-10x high in those with obesity Prevalence in DM Type 2 up to 23% and in obese DM Type 2, up to 80% Treatment effect on glycemic control is mixed
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Fatty Liver DM associated with nonalcoholic chronic liver disease and hepatocellular CA Improved DM and lipid control improve NAFLD
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Low Testosterone In Men Obesity is a major confounder Screening and treatment of men without symptoms is not recommended
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Periodontal Disease More severe but not more prevalent Treatment effect on glycemic control is mixed
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Cancer DM (possibly only type 2 diabetes) is associated with increased risk of cancers of: Liver Pancreas Endometrium Colon/rectum Breast Bladder May be 2 o to shared risk (obesity, age, physical inactivity) or from hyperinsulinemia/hyperglycemia Age-appropriate screening recommended
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Fractures DM Type 1 associated with osteoporosis DM Type 2 associated with risk of hip fx despite higher BMD Avoid TZDs in those at risk for fractures
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Cognitive impairment Higher risk of cognitive decline Faster rate of cognitive decline Increased risk of dementia Effects of hyperglycemia and insulin on the brain and currently being studied
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Common Co-morbidities in DM Type 1 Thyroid dysfunction B12 deficiency Celiac disease Periodic screening in the absence of symptoms has been recommended but effectiveness and optimal frequency are unclear Definitely screen if symptomatic
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Noninsulin Therapies for Hyperglycemia in DM type 2
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