UTRASONOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF GALLBLADDER DISEASES IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE TWO ATTENDING AL-NASRIA DIABETIC CENTER

Authors

  • Kadhim mohan manhil Al-majedy Department of Internal Medicine - College of Medicine - Thi Qar University
  • Haider Mohammed AL-yasiri Department of Internal Medicine - College of Medicine - Thi Qar University
  • Majeed mohan Al-hammamy Department of Internal Medicine - College of Medicine - Thi Qar University

Abstract

Background little  is known about the association of gallbladder disease and diabetes in Iraq. the aims of this study are study the prevalence of GBD in patients with type two diabetes mellitus  attending  Al-nasria diabetic center. Patients and methods Two hundred  patients with type two diabetes mellitus were the test group consist of  116 female and 84 male with 57±22 years old in average and two hundred non-diabetic persons as a control group consist of 120 female and 80 male with 52±32 years old in average. Both case and control were examined by  ultrasonograghic study to find the GBD. Results The frequency of GBD was 35% in patients  with type two DM and 15% in non- diabetic subjects. The frequency of GBD  in diabetic patients whose  BMI was more  than 25 kg/m2 was significant increased. There is a significant increase in GBD with increase of duration  of diabetes and increased level of Hb A1c. There was no significant difference in effect of age , parity , family history of GBD  between diabetes and non-diabetic subjects. Conclusion The  prevalence of GBD increase with type two diabetes by two fold in comparison to that of non-diabetic subjects. The risk of GBD increase with increased duration of diabetes mellitus and HbA 1c level.  

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