Deb Elder

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Islet Cell / TPIAT · guest expert Pancreatitis · guest expert

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Type 3C diabetes describes a pancreatic form of diabetes that is insulin deficient (unlike type 1 autoimmune or type 2 insulin resistant), must meet ADA criteria for diabetes, has negative islet antibodies, and requires insulin therapy not oral hypoglycemic agents.
clinical · Acute Recurrent Pancreatitis
Brittle diabetes, describing unpredictable extreme highs and lows, is reported in less than 1% of type 1 diabetes patients, and recent studies comparing total pancreatectomy patients with type 1 patients show no difference in complications.
epidemiological · Acute Recurrent Pancreatitis
A normal peak insulin response to oral glucose tolerance load is typically at 30 minutes; a delayed peak at 60 minutes with blood sugar rising to 150 indicates subtle abnormalities in insulin secretion.
clinical · Chronic Pancreatitis

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Total Pancreatectomy with Islet Autotransplantation: Pancreatic Disease

Statement Type 3C diabetes describes a pancreatic form of diabetes that is insulin deficient (unlike type 1 autoimmune or type 2 insulin resistant), must meet ADA criteria for diabetes, has negative islet antibodies, and requires insulin therapy not oral hypoglycemic agents. Open
Statement A normal peak insulin response to oral glucose tolerance load is typically at 30 minutes; a delayed peak at 60 minutes with blood sugar rising to 150 indicates subtle abnormalities in insulin secretion. Open
Statement Brittle diabetes, describing unpredictable extreme highs and lows, is reported in less than 1% of type 1 diabetes patients, and recent studies comparing total pancreatectomy patients with type 1 patients show no difference in complications. Open
Quotation the question of brittle diabetes is, is that really a phenomenon in and of itself, or are there multiple other factors that go into a patient having a blood sugar liability Open
Quotation I almost think look at it as a crutch and it and it prevents you to stop looking for the answer as to why you're having problems with blood glucose Open
Deb's statements about Chronic Pancreatitis 5 statements

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Total Pancreatectomy with Islet Autotransplantation: Pancreatic Disease

Statement Type 3C diabetes describes a pancreatic form of diabetes that is insulin deficient (unlike type 1 autoimmune or type 2 insulin resistant), must meet ADA criteria for diabetes, has negative islet antibodies, and requires insulin therapy not oral hypoglycemic agents. Open
Statement A normal peak insulin response to oral glucose tolerance load is typically at 30 minutes; a delayed peak at 60 minutes with blood sugar rising to 150 indicates subtle abnormalities in insulin secretion. Open
Statement Brittle diabetes, describing unpredictable extreme highs and lows, is reported in less than 1% of type 1 diabetes patients, and recent studies comparing total pancreatectomy patients with type 1 patients show no difference in complications. Open
Quotation the question of brittle diabetes is, is that really a phenomenon in and of itself, or are there multiple other factors that go into a patient having a blood sugar liability Open
Quotation I almost think look at it as a crutch and it and it prevents you to stop looking for the answer as to why you're having problems with blood glucose Open
Deb's statements about Islet Cell / TPIAT 10 statements

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Total Pancreatectomy with Islet Autotransplantation: Pancreatic Disease

Statement Type 3C diabetes describes a pancreatic form of diabetes that is insulin deficient (unlike type 1 autoimmune or type 2 insulin resistant), must meet ADA criteria for diabetes, has negative islet antibodies, and requires insulin therapy not oral hypoglycemic agents. Open
Statement Type 3C diabetes describes a pancreatic form of diabetes that is insulin deficient (unlike type 1 autoimmune or type 2 insulin resistant), must meet ADA criteria for diabetes, has negative islet antibodies, and requires insulin therapy not oral hypoglycemic agents. Open
Statement A normal peak insulin response to oral glucose tolerance load is typically at 30 minutes; a delayed peak at 60 minutes with blood sugar rising to 150 indicates subtle abnormalities in insulin secretion. Open
Statement A normal peak insulin response to oral glucose tolerance load is typically at 30 minutes; a delayed peak at 60 minutes with blood sugar rising to 150 indicates subtle abnormalities in insulin secretion. Open
Statement Brittle diabetes, describing unpredictable extreme highs and lows, is reported in less than 1% of type 1 diabetes patients, and recent studies comparing total pancreatectomy patients with type 1 patients show no difference in complications. Open
Statement Brittle diabetes, describing unpredictable extreme highs and lows, is reported in less than 1% of type 1 diabetes patients, and recent studies comparing total pancreatectomy patients with type 1 patients show no difference in complications. Open
Quotation the question of brittle diabetes is, is that really a phenomenon in and of itself, or are there multiple other factors that go into a patient having a blood sugar liability Open
Quotation the question of brittle diabetes is, is that really a phenomenon in and of itself, or are there multiple other factors that go into a patient having a blood sugar liability Open
Quotation I almost think look at it as a crutch and it and it prevents you to stop looking for the answer as to why you're having problems with blood glucose Open
Quotation I almost think look at it as a crutch and it and it prevents you to stop looking for the answer as to why you're having problems with blood glucose Open
Deb's statements about Pancreatitis 10 statements

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Total Pancreatectomy with Islet Autotransplantation: Pancreatic Disease

Statement Type 3C diabetes describes a pancreatic form of diabetes that is insulin deficient (unlike type 1 autoimmune or type 2 insulin resistant), must meet ADA criteria for diabetes, has negative islet antibodies, and requires insulin therapy not oral hypoglycemic agents. Open
Statement Type 3C diabetes describes a pancreatic form of diabetes that is insulin deficient (unlike type 1 autoimmune or type 2 insulin resistant), must meet ADA criteria for diabetes, has negative islet antibodies, and requires insulin therapy not oral hypoglycemic agents. Open
Statement A normal peak insulin response to oral glucose tolerance load is typically at 30 minutes; a delayed peak at 60 minutes with blood sugar rising to 150 indicates subtle abnormalities in insulin secretion. Open
Statement A normal peak insulin response to oral glucose tolerance load is typically at 30 minutes; a delayed peak at 60 minutes with blood sugar rising to 150 indicates subtle abnormalities in insulin secretion. Open
Statement Brittle diabetes, describing unpredictable extreme highs and lows, is reported in less than 1% of type 1 diabetes patients, and recent studies comparing total pancreatectomy patients with type 1 patients show no difference in complications. Open
Statement Brittle diabetes, describing unpredictable extreme highs and lows, is reported in less than 1% of type 1 diabetes patients, and recent studies comparing total pancreatectomy patients with type 1 patients show no difference in complications. Open
Quotation the question of brittle diabetes is, is that really a phenomenon in and of itself, or are there multiple other factors that go into a patient having a blood sugar liability Open
Quotation the question of brittle diabetes is, is that really a phenomenon in and of itself, or are there multiple other factors that go into a patient having a blood sugar liability Open
Quotation I almost think look at it as a crutch and it and it prevents you to stop looking for the answer as to why you're having problems with blood glucose Open
Quotation I almost think look at it as a crutch and it and it prevents you to stop looking for the answer as to why you're having problems with blood glucose Open