The association between glucose intolerances, diabetes, or insulin resistance and Alzheimer’s disease or dementia was analyzed….
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Read More »Letter from the Editor, #689
Over the past months there have been a lot of articles about the idea that Alzheimer’s disease may be another form of diabetes. In fact we have covered this information in previous issues of Diabetes In Control. While looking through some recent studies I found one from the Annals of …
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Tipirneni Software LLC Free for first 30 days then requires subscription/iOS A cloud-based HIPAA compliant inpatient rounding list for physicians, Rounds List is a universal iOS app that allows physicians to get rid of their paper rounding list and make a virtual cloud based list that is always updated. …
Read More »Editor’s Note, DCMS #148
The most severe potential complication of DKA management is cerebral edema. It accounts for 60 – 90% of all DKA deaths. So if a newly diagnosed or young patient starts to slip into DKA, the proper treatment is very, very important. In addition, diagnosing cerebral edema is hard especially in …
Read More »Diabetic Emergencies: Diabetic Ketoacidosis in Childhood and Adolescence, Part 3 of 3
Christina Kanaka-Gantenbein, MD, PhD Acidosis management Severe acidosis is reversible by fluid and insulin replacement. Insulin stops lipolysis and further ketone production and allows ketoacids to be metabolized, generating bicarbonate.4 Moreover, treatment of hypovolemia improves tissue perfusion and renal function, thereby increasing the excretion of organic acids. Controlled trials have …
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