Análisis de algunas variables clínicas en relación con la retinopatía diabética

Authors

  • Aldo Amado Sigler Villanueva
  • Jesús Jiménez Barredo
  • Ricardo Gómez Carro
  • Luís A. Rodríguez
  • Pedro Posada Martínez
  • Juana María Maqueira

Abstract

Se efectuó un chequeo masivo a 697 pacientes diabéticos del municipio Morón, 648 de los cuales presentaban diabetes mellitus no insulino dependiente (93.0%) y 49 eran diabéticos insulino dependiente (7.0 %). Se analizó la relación entre la presencia de retinopatía diabética, tipo de diabetes, obesidad e hipertensión arterial. Se encontró una frecuencia de retinopatía diabética no proliferativa (RMP) del 44.9% en los diabéticos insulino dependientes (DMID) y del 2,6% en los diabéticos no insulino dependientes (DMNID). La obesidad afectó al 70.3% de los DMMID, los cuales presentaron un 19.8% de RMP. La RNP se presentó con mayor incidencia en los no obesos DMID (43.7%) que en los DMMID (26.4%). La hipertensión arterial no incrementó la presencia de RNP en los DMNID (18,2%). Los no hipertensos DMID tuvieron un 44,8 % de RNP y los DMNID el 25.0%. La obesidad e hipertensión no tuvo mayor efecto en la presencia de RNP (17.6%) en los DMNID

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Published

2002-01-01

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Sigler Villanueva AA, Jiménez Barredo J, Gómez Carro R, Rodríguez LA, Posada Martínez P, María Maqueira J. Análisis de algunas variables clínicas en relación con la retinopatía diabética. Mediciego [Internet]. 2002 Jan. 1 [cited 2026 Jan. 5];2(1). Available from: https://revmediciego.sld.cu/index.php/mediciego/article/view/1509

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 1 (1996)

Section

Original article

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