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1 Chronic Complications of Diabetes in Surgery
Nii Armah Adu-Aryee

2 Prevalence of 6.3% in 2001 Amoah,Owusu et al
High energy drinks causing diabetes? Ofei 2009 5-8% with coronary artery disease,50% with cardiomyopathy, 15% of stroke patients,PVD 4-8% Kengne and Amoah et al 2007

3 Introduction Adequate glucose control and blood pressure control
Lipid control Recommended Blood pressure levels of 140/80 mm Hg or below  Fasting blood glucose levels of mmol/litre  HbA1c levels of 7.0% or below *Self monitored blood glucose levels before meals between 4 and 7 mmol/ 

4 Neuropathy Autonomic Somatic Motor Sensory Vasculopathy Macro Micro

5 Gastro intestinal Urologic Peripheral Lower limb problems
Global Vascular Neuropathic

6 Gastrointestinal Esophageal Gastric Intestinal

7 Esophagus Manifestations of neuropathy leading to heartburn and dysphagia Abnormal peristalsis Spontaneous contractions Impaired sphincter tone Symptoms occur in minority of patients Link to hyper glycemia not well established More related to association with obesity and reduced bicarbonate from parotids Treat with glucose control and prokinetics

8 Gastro paresis 5-12 % of diabetic patients More common on women
Presents with Early satiety, nausea, vomiting, bloating, post prandial fullness or upper abdominal pain

9 Pathophysiology Impaired vagal control
Impairment of inhibitory nitric-oxide containing nerves Damage to interstitial cells of Cajal Smooth muscle dysfunction

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11 Confirmation Upper GI endoscopy Gastric Emptying Scintigraphy
Other tests Antroduodenal Manometry Breath tests Electrogastrography MRI

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14 Intestinal Enteropathy
Diarrhea, constipation, fecal incontinence Prevalence ofdiarrhea between 4 and22 % Diarrhea Impaired motility leading to stasis and overgrowth Hypermotility from reduced sympathetic inhibition Pancreatic insufficiency Neuropathy of internal and external sphincter Drugs like metformin

15 Treatment Empiric and directed toward symptomatic relief
Use antidiarrheals but with caution so as to avoid toxic megacolon Broad spectrum anti biotics

16 Constipation May alternate with diarrhea mimicking colonic cancer
Fairly common Due to neuronal dysfunction and failure of gastrocolic reflex Rule out hypothyroidism or cancer Treat with good hydration, regular exercises and increase fibre in diet

17 NAFLD/NASH Non alcoholic fatty liver disease/ hepatitis
NAFLD resembles alcohol induced liver injury without alcohol history. May progress to NASH with inflammation and fibrosis and in rare cases may become cirrhotic Interest is because of remote risk of malignant change

18 Urologic complications
Bladder dysfunction in men Bladder dysfunction in women Erectile dysfunction Female sexual dysfuntion

19 CardioVascular Peripheral vascular disease Cardiac disease
Cerebral vascular disoders

20 Neuropathy Cardiac Intestinal Peripheral Sensory Motor Autonomic

21 Nepropathy not surgical disease Cause of death in surgical patients
preventable

22 We sink or swim together
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