Correlation of Severity of Diabetic Retinopathy with Reference to Lipid Profile, Body Mass Index and Glycemic Control (HBA1C)

Authors

  • C. Charanya , K. Stephen Sudhakar, C. Shankar and G. Premnath

Keywords:

Advanced Glycation End Products, American Diabetic Association, Asian Young Diabetes Research, Blood Retinal Barrier, Body Mass Index.

Abstract

Diabetic retinopathy [DR] is a very communal, long-term, micro vascular complication of Diabetes Mellitus [DM] and an
important cause of visual disability and sightlessness. It is considered the hallmark of generalized microangiopathy
occurring in together type 2 and type 1 DM. In India the pervasiveness of diabetic retinopathy in the population with DM
is 18.0%. In a population-based study in South India, DR was perceived in 1.78% of the diabetic patients partitioned.
Diabetic affected individuals in India are around 51 million. This research work focuses to correlate the harshness of
diabetic retinopathy with glycemic control [HbA1c], lipid profile, Body Mass Index and duration of diabetes.

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19191919-September09-1010

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