「Treatment Guide for Diabetes 2007」の詳細情報です．
日本での診療の実際を，アジア圏で役立てていただくために英訳された，好評『糖尿病治療ガイド』の英文版！
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Treatment Guide for Diabetes 2007 |
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- 定価 1,260円（本体 1,200円）
ISBN978-4-8306-1367-8
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この本の内容
近年，糖尿病の患者数は世界的な規模で増加しており，とくにアジア圏において著しい．また，同じ2型糖尿病であっても，アジア人と欧米人とでは病態生理が異なることが報告されており，治療方針においてもいくつかの点で違いがみられる．
日本糖尿病学会編集の『糖尿病治療ガイド』は，日本国内において増え続ける糖尿病患者さんの適切な治療と合併症予防のために広く普及し版を重ねている．本書は，この日本で推奨されている診療の実際を，他国の，とくにアジア圏の医療従事者に知っていただき，現地の診療に役立てていただくために，『糖尿病治療ガイド』の内容を忠実に英訳したもの．
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主要目次
1 Diabetes mellitus: The disease itself
A. What is diabetes mellitus?
B. Indicators related to diabetes
1. Indicators of mean blood glucose level
2. Indicators of insulin secretory capacity
3. Indicators of insulin resistance
4. Indicators of lipid metabolism
C. Classification of diabetes
1. Etiological classification of diabetes
2. A scheme of the relationship between etiology (mechanism) and
pathophysiological states (stages) of diabetes mellitus
3. Classification and characteristics of diabetes by etiology
4. Classification and characteristics of diabetes by pathophysiological
condition
2 Diagnosis
A. Taking the medical history: Important points
1. Family history
2. History of obesity
3. History of pregnancy and delivery
4. Present illness
5. History of treatment
6. Patient’s knowledge of the disease and lifestyle
B. Physical examination of diabetic patients
1. Physical examination
2. Nervous system
3. Eyes
4. Skin
5. Lower extremities
6. Oral cavity
C. Diagnostic examinations
1. Classification of types and diagnostic criteria
2. 75g OGTT (75g oral glucose tolerance test)
3. Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus
4. Points requiring attention in the diagnosis of diabetes
5. Tests for detecting complications
D. Management of borderline type
1. What is the borderline type?
2. Differentiation of borderline type
3. Management of borderline type when detected
3 Treatment
A. Treatment objectives and control indicators
1. Aims of diabetes treatment
2. Indicators of control
B. Setting up a treatment policy
1. Non-insulin-dependent state
2. Insulin-dependent state
C. Education of diabetic patients, and management of psychological problems
1. Educating diabetic patients
2. Psychological and practical methods of promoting self-management activity
by the patient
3. Conditions in which special arrangements for diabetes treatment are
required
4. Importance of teamwork in medical care
4 Diet therapy
A. How to promote diet therapy
1. Guidance on appropriate energy intake
2. A balanced combination of foods
B. Diet therapy in practice
1. Food Exchange Lists
2. Food prescription for the patient
3. Diet therapy: Assessment and guidance
C. To prevent complications
5 Exercise therapy
1. Types of exercise
2. Intensity of exercise
3. Exercise load factor
4. Frequency of exercise
5. Important points in teaching exercise therapy
6. Exercise type and energy expenditure
7. When exercise should be prohibited or restricted
6 Pharmacotherapy
A. Oral drug treatment
1. Sulfonylurea (SU) drugs and related drugs
2. Biguanides
3. α-Glucosidase inhibitors
4. Thiazolidinediones
5. Rapid-acting insulin secretagogues
B. Insulin treatment
1. Indications for insulin treatment
2. Types of insulin preparations
3. Insulin treatment in practice
C. Other drug treatments
1. Hypertension complicating diabetes mellitus
2. Lipid metabolism disorder complicating diabetes mellitus
7 Hypoglycemia and sick days
A. Hypoglycemia
1. Symptoms
2. It is necessary to distinguish hypoglycemia from diabetic coma when
consciousness is diminished
3. Conditions likely to cause hypoglycemia
4. Managing hypoglycemia
5. Preventing recurrence of hypoglycemia
B. Sick days
1. Days when a diabetic patient has fever, diarrhea or vomiting, or cannot eat
because of loss of appetite: “Sick days”
2. Guidelines for dealing with sick days
3. When hospitalization is necessary
8 Diabetic complications and their management
A. Complications of diabetes
B. Acute complications
1. Diabetic coma
2. Infections
C. Chronic complications
1. Diabetic retinopathy
2. Diabetic nephropathy
3. Diabetic neuropathy
4. Diabetic foot lesions
5. Atherosclerotic disorders
D. Test items for complications
1. Tests for acute complications
2. Tests for chronic complications
9 Points requiring referral to a specialist
A. Insulin-dependent state
1. In diabetic ketoacidosis, start initial treatment immediately. Simultaneously,
make arrangements for transport of the patient to a hospital or clinic where
there is a diabetes specialist
2. When a patient in a relatively stable state presents with ketosis alone, and
there are no acute complications such as acidosis or dehydration, that
patient should be referred to a specialist
B. Diabetes mellitus and pregnancy
C. Surgery
D. Handling complications
1. Diabetic retinopathy
2. Diabetic nephropathy
3. Diabetic neuropathy
Appendix
List of abbreviation
Bibliography
Index
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