13 Year Old Patient with Hyperglycemia

Abstract

Abstract

While hyperglycemia during childhood and adolescence is almost always caused by Type 1 diabetes, paralelled to the obesity epidemic. paralleling to the increasing obesity rates, the diagnosis of Type 2 Diabetes is shifting towards younger ages. On the other hand, advancement in molecular biology techniques made MODY cases more recognizable. It is important to differentiate T2DM from T1DM which is the most common form of Diabetes in the pediatric age group, as wellas from MODY due to considerations in clinical and therapeutic approach andprognosis

Keywords

• Diabetes Mellitus,Type-2diabetes,obesity,insülinresistance

13 Yaşında Hiperglisemili Olgu

Öz

Öz

Çocuk ve adolesan çağında hiperglisemi hemen daima Tip-1 diyabet e bağlıolarak görülmekte ise de obezite epidemisine paralel olarak tüm dünyada artış gösteren Tip-2 Diyabetes Mellitus (Tip-2DM) olguları giderek daha erken yaşlara kaymaya başlamış ve artık adolesanlarda da görülmeye başlamıştır. Öte yandan gelişen moleküler biyoloji teknikleriyle MODY olguları da artan oranda tanınır hale gelmektedir. Adolesanlardaki Tip-2DM yi çocukluk çağında daha sık görülen Tip-1DM den ve MODY den ayırmak hem klinik yaklaşım, hem prognoz açısından önemlidir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Diyabetes Mellitus,Tip-2diyabet,Obezite,insülindirenci

Kaynakça

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