Description
BIDE's Diabetes Desk Book offers a holistic approach to diabetes management including the most current evidence-based recommendations for diagnosing and treating adults and children with all forms of diabetes, taking into consideration local needs and available resources. It offers guidelines on the management of infections in diabetes, and management of diabetes. The book is based on a successful cost-effective model for countries to utilize at the national level to address important issues such as diabetic foot, gestational diabetes and diabetes education. This is an essential international resource that provides information on primary prevention strategies to encourage diabetes-related research.- Provides a clear understanding of the etiopathology and diagnosis of diabetes, with its updated classification and epidemiology- Covers all the glucose levels related to acute complications of diabetes useful to postgraduates- Includes the latest technological advances of modern-day diabetes management- Offers guidelines on the management of infections in diabetes and the management of diabetes during Ramadan and disasters, etc.- Provides useful information microvascular complication of diabetes
Table of Contents
1. Decades of BIDE's journey, and experience for LMICs 2. Diabetes etiopathology diagnosis classification and epidemiology3. Nonpharmacological management of diabetes and SMBG4. Pharmacological management of diabetes5. Acute emergencies in diabetes6. Microvascular complications: Diabetic kidney disease7. Microvascular ocmplications: Diabetic nerve disease8. Microvascular complications: Diabetic eye disease9. Macrovascular complications: Coronary artery disease10. Macrovascular complications: Peripheral artery disease11. Macrovascular complications: Cerebrovascular disease12. Diabetic foot13. Diabetes and obesity14. Diabetes in children and adolescents and Type 1 diabetes15. Hyperglycemia in pregnancy16. Living with diabetes17. Diabetes and Ramadan fasting18. Diabetes and Hajj19. Monogenic diabetes20. Secondary diabetes21. Primary prevention of diabetes22. Diabetes and technologies23. Diabetes care in the hospital24. Developing national diabetes programs, including guidelines and registries25. Diabetes and infections26. Diabetes and disasters
