PPT-MODY 2 diabetes in Siberia: 3 years of follow

Alla Ovsyannikova PhD Federal State Budget Institution Scientific Research Institute of Therapy and Preventive Medicine Russia Novosibirsk Russia The population in Russia is 146 519 759. By: Ahmed Dualeh. Siberia in the world. Siberia is located on the eastern part of the world near the north . pole. . I. t . is known to be near Russia and north eastern cold parts of the . world. . I. and . Dostoevsky. Sarah Missett. Siberia. 77% of Russia’s Territory. 25% of population. Most common climate: continental subarctic. Rich in minerals. Exile in Siberia. 19. th. Century: 1.2 million exiled . . By: Lily . M. ehalick. Period 1-2. Siberia’s History. After WWII. Influential Group. After WWII, the Soviet sent German & Japanese soldiers and officers to labor camps in Siberia. The camps didn’t work them to death, but during the winter there was a slim chance of survival. Russia was formerly known as the _____ _____, which operated under a ________ regime.. The current president of Russia is ___________.. _______ is the largest country in the world in terms of land mass.. Dr. . Mitra. . Niafar. Department of Endocrinology . Tabriz University of Medical sciences. Agenda . Introduction. Prevalence . Misdiagnosis . Differential Diagnosing Diabetes In Adults– . Type 1, LADA, or Type 2?. Type 2 Diabetes. High blood glucose. Insulin secretion from pancreas. ↑ Glucose absorption by muscle. Low blood glucose. Eat. Analyzed genome sequence of Steve Quake. Rare protein altering SNPs . But usually do not know what the gene does, so difficult to know if the mutation is causing a trait.. Table 1. Mechanisms of beta-cell dysfunction seen in monogenic diabetes.Mechanism of Beta-cell dysfunction Gene/Mutation Reduced Beta-cell number Pancreatic aplasia IPF1 homozygous PTF1A HNF1B Reduc MODY? Aparna Pal Royal Berkshire Hospital Foundation Trust Gaya Thanabalasingham, Katharine O wen OCDEM, Oxford T1 vs T2 diabetes T2D • Older (peak age 60) • 5 - 10% • Hyperglycaemic symptoms A 17 - year - old female attended the diabetes clinic after initially presenting in primary care with dizziness and HbA1c of 75. S he had no phenotypic features of type 2 diabetes. At this time, a p (1991) 34:891-898 of Type 2 (non-insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus by diet and physical exercise 6-year Malmii feasibility study Eriksson and E Lindgiirde of Internal Medicine, Section of Preventi . Heidari. EPIDEMIOLOGY. Brittle . diabetes is a small but significant problem, affecting . 1/1000 diabetic patients . and about . 3 /1000 . insulin dependent . diabetes. . . It . mainly affects . young people . Soheila. . Sadeghi. What is the diagnosis ?. What are the differences between MODY and type 1 , 2 DM ?. MODYs subtypes?. Indications for genetic testing ?. What are the Benefits of Diagnosing MODY?. , diabetes type 2 and CVD. Adopted from: . Serena Tonstad, MD, PhD, MPH. Raymond Knutsen. MD, MPH. EPDM 566 – . Epid. of CVD. NIH 1985 expert panel on obesity . . . Obesity defined as:. . . An excess of body fat frequently resulting in impairment of . David Till. Monogenic Diabetes Lead, ESHT. Clinical Lead, Diabetes and Endocrinology, ESHT. Aims. What are MODY and LADA. When to think about them – . ie. what does 'normal' diabetes look like, and what should prompt us to think this is different?.