Editor
in Chief :
Mahmoud
Ashraf Ibrahim ,MD |
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Issues
per Volume:
Quarterly
Current Volume: 1
Current Issue : 1
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Volume
1 number 1 Summer 2003
Special issue for the abstracts of the 7th Pan Arab Conference
on Diabetes
PACD7 , 25 – 28 March 2003 Cairo
Aims
and mission
Our journal aims to provide a forum for online devoted to
disseminate new knowledge relating to the epidemiology,
etiology, pathogenesis, management, complications and prevention
of diabetes. The Journal is by the Egyptian Diabetes Center
and will be online only without a printed publication .
this journal will review full-length papers, mainly those
with important new information, clinical reports and reviews
of major topics. Our aim is to become the vehicle for international
dissemination of research and practice relating to diabetes
either Type 1 or Type 2 and also Diabetes complications
.
The
journal invites brief review articles relevant to practising
clinicians, original articles under separate sections of
clinical and basic science, and provides a forum to publish
hypotheses and letters to the editor on drug and therapeutic
issues related to any aspect of diabetes, obesity and metabolism.
Abstract
Number : 1
PERSISTENT
A SYMPTOMATIC HYPEROSMOLALITY IN DIABETICS an early detector
for hypertension
Abstract
Number : 2
The
Activities of Insulin for Life Australia
Abstract
Number : 3
Blood pressure control in hypertensive
diabetics
Abstract
Number : 4
Patient awareness of diabetes 2
Abstract
Number : 5
Comparison
of the effects of castration and streptozotocin-induced
diabetes mellitus on contractile responses of the rat seminal
vesicle.
Abstract
Number : 6
Glycemic
Control and Glucose Fluctuations in Pregnancy and the Progression
of Retinopathy in Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus
Abstract
Number : 7
Month
of birth in children and adolescents (0-18years)with type
1 diabetes mellitus
Abstract
Number : 8
Fasting Blood Sugar of first trimester
and 24-28 weeks
Abstract
Number : 8
Barriers and Facilitators to Care in the
Management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus.
Abstract
Number : 9
Prevalence of celiac disease (CD) in young
patients with Type diabetes in
Abstract
Number : 10
DYSLIPIDEMIA AND TYPE-2 DIABETICS
Abstract
Number : 11
HYPERTENSION IN DIABETICS AND NON-DIABETICS;
DEGREE OF BLOOD PRESSURE CONTROL AND ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS
Abstract
Number : 12
FI DDLING WITH INSULIN
Abstract
Number : 13
LEADING CAUSES OF FOOT ULCERATION AND
AMPUTATION AMONG THE PATIENTS IN UZBEKISTAN
Abstract
Number : 14
DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS IN ADULTS: CLINICAL
AND LABORATORY FEATURES (1989-1999)
Abstract
Number : 15
DIABETIC RETINOPATHY IN DIABETES MELLITUS
PATIENTS WITH GRAVE’S DISEASE
Abstract
Number : 16
The pattern and determinants of dyslipidaemia
in Type 2 diabetes mellitus patients in Kuwait
Abstract
Number : 17
"LIFE QUALITY OF TYPE 2 DIABETIC
PATIENTS IN TUNIS"
Abstract
Number : 18
MICROALBUMINURIA IN DIABETICS TREATED
WITH ANGIOTENSIN CONVERSION ENZYME
Abstract
Number : 19
LIMITED JOINT MOBILITY IN DIABETIC PATIENTS
Abstract
Number : 20
Glucose values day by day in diabetic’s
control.
Abstract
Number : 22
Normal fast glucose values and chronic
control in diabetic’s.
Abstract
Number : 23
MICROORGANISMS IN THE BASE OF THE HYPERKERATOSIS
IN DIABETIC FOOT.
Abstract
Number : 24
Evaluation of hypoglycemic and anti-hyperglycemic
Activities of flavonoids from Garcinia kola seeds in
Rats.
Abstract
Number : 25
Autoimmunity in Omani Type2 diabetic
patients
Abstract
Number : 26
GLUCOSE TOLERANCE ABNORMALITIES ARE PREDICTED
BY THE HIGH FASTING INSULIN-TO-GLUCOSE RATIO IN HIRSUTE
WOMEN.
Abstract
Number : 27
SERUM LEVELS OF ENDOTHELIN-1 IN OBESE
AND NON-OBESE PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS
Abstract
Number : 28
CAN MEDICAMENT THERAPY OF OBESITY TAKE
PART IN EDUCATION OF OBESE DIABETICS
Abstract
Number : 29
Diabetes Self-Management Education: Meeting
the Challenge
Abstract
Number : 30
ADA Nutrition Recommendations 2002
Abstract
Number : 31
ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
Abstract
Number : 32
THE DIABETIC FOOT
Abstract
Number : 33
Assessing Glycemic Control
Abstract
Number : 34
Treating the Patient with Multiple Co-Morbidities
Abstract
Number : 35
Insulin Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes:
New Regimens, New Techniques
Abstract
Number : 36
Postprandial Hyperglycemia—How Important
Is It?
Abstract
Number : 37
Pathogenesis of Type 2 Diabetes: Implications
for Therapy
Abstract
Number : 38
Diabetic Ketoacidosis: Do We Need New
Management Guidelines?
Abstract
Number : 39
POST-CHALLENGE BLOOD GLUCOSE AS AN INDEPENDENT
INDICATOR IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
Abstract
Number : 40
GENDER DIFFERENCE AND MORTALITY RELATED
TO HYPERGLYCEMIA NEWLY DIAGNOSED DIABETES AND SERUM INSULIN
Abstract
Number : 41
Thyroid Autoimmunity in Type 1 Diabetics
Abstract
Number : 42
Prevalence of Some Causes of Anemia in
Type 1 Diabetic Children. A Pilot Study
Abstract
Number : 43
TIME DOMAIN AND POWER SPECTRAL ANALYSIS
OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY FOR ASSESSMENT OF DIABETIC
CARDIAC AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY
Abstract
Number : 44
Case Report: Clozapine Induced Diabetic
Ketoacidosis
Abstract
Number : 45
New Frontiers in the Prevention of type
II Diabetes Mellitus
Abstract
Number : 46
A study of Self-Image among Diabetic Adolescents
Abstract
Number : 47
Impaired Intellectual Development in Children
with Type I Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 48
Strategies of preconception care of women
with Existing Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 49
Misconceptions related to diabetes and
its treatment
Abstract
Number : 50
Exercise Guidelines for Patients with
Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 51
Blood Glucose Testing Putting Accuracy
First in Hospital, Home or Office
Abstract
Number : 52
Mental Health Issues in Diabetic Children
Abstract
Number : 53
Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Prevention and Management
Strategies
Abstract
Number : 54
Preoperative Nursing Management for Diabetic
Children
Abstract
Number : 55
Gestational Diabetes up to Date
Abstract
Number : 56
Hospitalization Can Exacerbates Devastating
Complications of Type 11 Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 57
Post partum care of the woman with diabetes
Abstract
Number : 58
Preventive Foot Care in People with Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 59
Self-esteem Effect of Psychosocial Support
on Body-Image Of Insulin Dependant Diabetic (I.D.D.M)
Abstract
Number : 60
Parental Coping Pattern Towards Their
Diabetic Children
Abstract
Number : 61
Nutritional Problems of Diabetic Older
Adults
Abstract Number : 62
Preventive Foot Care in People with Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 63
Proper Foot Care may prevent Diabetic
Foot Complications
Abstract
Number : 64
Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease
in Children with Type I Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 65
Role of Exercises in Diabetic Patient
Abstract
Number : 66
The Effect Of Self Care Program On Self
Care, Cognition And Quality Of Life Among Outpatient Diabetics
At Benha University Hospital
Abstract
Number : 67
Self care practice and compliance to management
plan Effect on control of type one diabetes in children
Abstract
Number : 68
Intensive
Management of Type 2 Diabetes: Risks, Benefits, and Techniques
Abstract
Number : 69
Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases
Abstract
Number : 70
MANAGEMENT OF DIABETIC PATIENT WITH END
STAGE RENAL DISEASE (ESRD)
Abstract
Number : 71
Operational Errors Cause Inaccurate Blood
Glucose Results: Nursing View
Abstract
Number : 72
Quality of Life of Cardiac Patient with
Type 1 Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 73
Myths about Diabetes and its treatment
Abstract
Number : 74
Diabetic atherosclerosis: the need for
aggressive lipid-lowering treatment
Abstract
Number : 75
Insulin resistance: from impairment of
insulin-mediatedglucose metabolism to cardiovascular risk
Abstract
Number : 76
Diabetes Mellitus in Palestine
Abstract
Number : 77
Plasma Homocysteine in Relation to Micro-vascular
Complications in diabetes mellitus type I
Abstract
Number : 78
ACCOMMODATING CHILDREN WITH DIABETES IN
SCHOOLS
Abstract
Number : 79
Leptin and metabolic perturbations in
glucose homeostasis.
Abstract
Number : 80
NEW INSIGHTS INTO THE SULFONYLUREAS: THE
MYSTERY OF CARDIOVASCULAR SAFETY VERSUS TOXICITY
Abstract
Number : 81
Learning
Styles and The Art of Teaching:
Abstract
Number : 82
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in the Arab Countries.
Abstract
Number : 83
The dysmetabolic syndrome,Where are we?
Abstract
Number : 84
THE
TALE OF IMMUNOGENETIC PATHOGENESIS OF DIABETES
Abstract
Number : 85
GLUCOSE TOLERANCE ABNORMALITIES
ARE PREDICTED BY THE HIGH FASTING INSULIN-TO-GLUCOSE RATIO
IN HIRSUTE WOMEN.
Abstract
Number : 86
A Physician’s Look into The Eye
of Diabetic Patients
Abstract
Number : 87
VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR (VEGF)
IN EGYPTIAN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS WITH TYPE 1 DIABETES
MELLITUS RELATION TO GLYCEMIC CONTROL AND VASCULAR DIABETIC
COMPLICATIONS
Abstract
Number : 88
Gestational Diabetes
Abstract
Number : 89
STUDY OF THE PSYCHO-SOCIAL EFFECTS OF
WORK ENVIRONMENT ON THE CONTROL OF DIABETES MELLITUS
Abstract
Number : 90
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