DiabCare Sénégal : une enquête sur la prise en charge du diabète au Sénégal

Mbaye, Maïmouna Ndour; Sarr, Abdou; Diop, S.N.; Leye, Abdoulaye; Diédhiou, Demba; Cisse, M.-S. Ka; Kane, A. Mbow; Paye, Michael; Ndiaye, Nafy

doi:10.1016/s1957-2557(11)70200-0

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“…In our work, we noted a female predominance with a sex-ratio of 0.35 as found by Yameogo et al with a sex-ratio of 0.3 [9] and Belhadj in Algeria [11].…”

Section: Control Of Other Risk Factors Associated With T2dsupporting

confidence: 85%

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Assessment of Diabetes Control Level and Associated Cardiovascular Risk Factors

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et al. 2023

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Introduction: Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of mortality in type 2 diabetics patients. Our work aimed to assess the level of control of type 2 diabetes and associated cardiovascular risk factors. Patients and study method: This was an observational cross-sectional study of type 2 diabetics patients. The parameters studied were: sociodemographic data, lifestyle, anthropometric data, levels of control of diabetes by the level of HbA1C, blood pressure measured at the office and cholesterol. Results: 326 type 2 diabetics patients were collected. The sex-ratio was 0.35. The average age of the patients was 58 ± 11 years. A physical inactivity remained present in 79 patients (24.23%), 2 patients (0.61%) continued to smoke. The prevalence of obesity was 21.16% (n = 69) or 25% of women and 10.4% of men (p = 0.01). Abdominal obesity was observed in 151 patients (46.31%), 139 of whom were female and 12 male (p = 0.001). Diabetes was sufficiently controlled in 65.34% of patients (n = 213) while cholesterolemia and hypertension were controlled in 33.44% and 8.33% of patients respectively. Conclusion: Type 2 diabetes was frequently associated with other cardiovascular risk factors. Control of diabetes and these factors was insufficient. Therapeutic education of type 2 diabetics patients needed to be improved.

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“…In our work, we noted a female predominance with a sex-ratio of 0.35 as found by Yameogo et al with a sex-ratio of 0.3 [9] and Belhadj in Algeria [11].…”

Section: Control Of Other Risk Factors Associated With T2dsupporting

confidence: 85%

“…In his series, Yameogo et al found that four out of five patients were sedentary [9]. Mbaye et al also found a prevalence of 79.7% of physical inactivity among diabetics in their series [11].…”

Section: Control Of Other Risk Factors Associated With T2dmentioning

confidence: 88%