2006
DOI: 10.4067/s0034-98872006001200007
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Cuadro clínico de inicio de la diabetes tipo 1 en el niño

Abstract: (Rev Méd Chile 2006; 134: 1535-40).

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“…Among them, the median period of symptoms which was considerably shorter in the group already diagnosed (1 day versus 15 days p < 0.001) suggesting several hypotheses such as the awareness of the disease and its consequences with an earlier consultation, more severe hyperglycemia, serial glycemic control at home, and less endogenous insulin reserve, among others. Another difference between the two groups was the clinical features of the recorded events, which corresponded mainly to symptoms associated with the biochemical consequences of hyperosmolarity in those patients who had no previous diagnosis and who, as a consequence, present the classic manifestations of diabetes that persist over time, as described in other international and national series (13) . With respect to the biochemical analysis at the time of consultation of these patients, a lower average glycemia was observed in the group of patients already diagnosed, probably associated with fewer days of symptoms and the use of exogenous insulin.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Among them, the median period of symptoms which was considerably shorter in the group already diagnosed (1 day versus 15 days p < 0.001) suggesting several hypotheses such as the awareness of the disease and its consequences with an earlier consultation, more severe hyperglycemia, serial glycemic control at home, and less endogenous insulin reserve, among others. Another difference between the two groups was the clinical features of the recorded events, which corresponded mainly to symptoms associated with the biochemical consequences of hyperosmolarity in those patients who had no previous diagnosis and who, as a consequence, present the classic manifestations of diabetes that persist over time, as described in other international and national series (13) . With respect to the biochemical analysis at the time of consultation of these patients, a lower average glycemia was observed in the group of patients already diagnosed, probably associated with fewer days of symptoms and the use of exogenous insulin.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…La DM1 y la consiguiente deficiencia de insulina, tanto en condiciones basales como en situaciones críticas como la CAD, están asociadas a niveles elevados de TG y colesterol. En este contexto, resulta de suma importancia mejorar la capacidad diagnóstica de los profesionales de la salud y educar a la población en general, ya que el retraso en el diagnóstico de la DM1 no se atribuye a la dificultad intrínseca para identificar la enfermedad, sino más bien a la claridad y facilidad de reconocer los síntomas, los que en general son notables y fácilmente identificables 13 . La detección temprana de la DM1 en niños facilitará el proceso diagnóstico y evitará la aparición de complicaciones.…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…La gran cantidad de variables involucradas en el tratamiento de la DM1 genera una importante complejidad de su manejo para el paciente y condiciona, además, una dificultad en su seguimiento, en la estandarización de protocolos de manejo y en la evaluación de resultados a largo plazo por parte de los equipos de salud. Si bien existen algunos datos chilenos sobre incidencia 12 , sobre formas de presentación en pediatría 13 , comorbilidades autoinmunes 14 , algunas referidas a nivel de control en población pediátrica 15 y características del tratamiento en esta población 16 , en población adulta a nivel nacional se desconoce el nivel de control según edad, el tipo de esquema de tratamiento utilizado (tanto las insulinas usadas como el método de cálculo de dosis), el uso de tecnología para asistir a este tratamiento y la asociación de todas estas variables al nivel de HbA1c.…”
Section: El Estudio Diabetes Control and Complicationsunclassified