Early insulin therapy in people with Type 2 Diabetes, Why, When and How to Start?

January 1, 2018 | Author: Avicenna_MSC | Category: Glycated Hemoglobin, Diabetes Mellitus, Diabetes Mellitus Type 2, Endocrine, Endocrine Pancreas
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Early  insulin  therapy  in  people   with  Type  2   Diabetes,  Why,  When  and  How   to  Start? Sony  W   Mudjanarko Department  of  Internal  Medicine   dr  Soetomo   Hospital   Surabaya

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Burden  of  diabetes  is  expected  to  increase  dramatically   within  Asia  Pacific  by  2030 Estimated prevalence of diabetes in adults aged 20–79 years 2010 Country

Prevalence*   No.  of  cases (%) (millions)

Prevalence*   (%)

No.  of  cases (millions)

Estimated   increase  in  

Estimated   increase  in  no.   † prevalence (%) of  cases  (%)

India

7.8

50.77

9.3

87.04

19.2

71.4

China

4.2

43.16

5.0

62.55

19.0

44.9

Thailand

7.1

3.54

8.4

4.96

18.3

40.11

S.  Korea

7.9

3.29

9.0

4.32

13.9

31.3

Australia

5.7

1.09

6.8

1.50

19.3

37.6

Taiwan

7.5

0.82

8.5

1.23

13.3

50.0

Hong  Kong

8.5

0.59

10.1

0.92

18.8

55.9

Singapore

10.2

0.44

12.4

0.74

21.6

68.2

Malaysia

11.6

1.85

13.8

3.24

19.0

75.1

Vietnam

3.5

1.65

4.4

3.41

25.7

106.7

Philippines

7.7

3.40

8.9

6.16

15.6

81.2

Indonesia

4.8

6.96

5.9

11.98

22.9

72.2

10.3

26.81

12.0

35.96

16.5

34.1

USA §

2030

Sicree R,  et  al.  In:  IDF  Diabetes  Atlas,  4 th  edition,  2 009.  Available  at:  http://www.diabetesatlas.org (accessed  J an  2010).

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Majority  of  type  2  DM  patients  in  Asia  Pacific  fail  to  reach   HbA1c goals

§ DM,  diabetes  mellitus;;  HbA1c,  glycated  hemoglobin.   § 1.  Bryant  W,  et  al.  MJA 2006;;185:305–9.  2.  Kosachunhanun  N,  et  al.  J  Med  Assoc  Thai 2006;;89:S66–71. 3.  Lee  WRW, et  al.  Singapore  Med  J  2001;;42:501–7. 4.  Nagpal  J  &  Bhartia  A.  Diabetes  Care  2006;;29:2341–8.  5.  Soewondo  P,  et  al.   Med  J  Indoes 2010;;19:235–44.  6.  Tong  PCY,  et  al.  Diab  Res  Clin  Pract 2008;;82:346–52.  7.  Pan  C,  et  al.  Curr  Med  Res   Opin 2009;;25:39–45.  8.  Choi  YJ,  et  al.  Diabetes  Care 2009;;32:2016–20.  9.  Mafauzy  M,  et  al.  Med  J  Malaysia   2011;;66:175–81.  

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Type  2  diabetes  is  NOT  a  mild  disease Stroke

2  to  4  fold  increase   in   cardiovascular   mortality  and  stroke3

Diabetic Retinopathy

Leading  cause of  blindness in  working  age adults1

Cardiovascular Disease

8/10  diabetic  patients   die  from  CV  events4 Diabetic Nephropathy

Diabetic Neuropathy

Leading  cause  of   end-­‐stage  renal  disease2

Leading  cause  of         non-­‐traumatic  lower   extremity   amputations5

1  Fong  DS,  e t  al. Diabetes  Care 2003;  26  ( Suppl.  1):S99–S102.  2Molitch  ME,  e t  al. Diabetes  Care 2003;  26  ( Suppl.  1):S94–S98.   3

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Kannel  WB,  et  al.  Am  Heart  J 1990;  120:672–676.  4Gray  R P  &  Yudkin  JS.  In  Textbook  of  Diabetes  1997. [email protected] 5 Mayfield  JA,  et  al. Diabetes  Care 2003;  26  ( Suppl.  1):S78–S79.  

EPIC-­‐Norfolk:  CV  risk  increases  with  A1C  level N  =  10,232 40

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Women

30

30

Events/   20 100   persons

20

10

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