DISSERTATION TOPIC
TITLE:-
Managing sarcopenia and visceral fat driven vascular outcomes in patients with diabetes
"Although obesity-related type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and sarcopenia have been increasing worldwide, the associations among visceral fat accumulation, skeletal muscle indices (mass, strength, and quality) and vascular outcomes in T2DM remain poorly investigated."
Quoted from reference 1 : https://cardiab.
Even while it's easy to qualitatively spot individuals with reduced limb muscle mass and trunkal fat it is important to establish that improving limb muscle mass and reducing trunkal fat utilizing diet and exercise strategies would improve cardiovascular outcomes in patients with diabetes mellitus.
AIM:
To improve vascular outcomes in patients at risk of diabetes evidenced by their increased visceral fat and reduced muscle mass and strength
OBJECTIVES:
• To assess various clinical and investigational characteristics of patients with Sarcopenia and diabetes in relation to their outcomes.
• To analyse patient outcomes based on morbidity (physical, social & psychological limitations) & mortality.
PATIENTS AND METHODS:
• Patients presenting with a combination of sarcopenia and increased visceral fat with or without diabetes mellitus
- FBS, PPBS, Hba1c
- Chest X-ray -PA view
- ECG
- 2D ECHO
- CBP
- Serum creatinine
PATIENT INFORMATION SHEET
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