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COVID-19 associated diabetes mellitus: A review

World Journal of Diabetes 2022年第9期13卷 729-737页

作者： Ajay M Gavkare Neeta Nanaware Abhijit S Rayate Sachin Mumbre Basavraj S Nagoba Physiology Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences&Research(Medical College)Latur 413531MaharashtraIndia Physiology Vilasrao Deshmukh Government Medical CollegeLatur 413512MaharashtraIndia Surgery Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences&Research(Medical College)Latur 413531MaharashtraIndia Community Medicine Ashwini Rural Medical CollegeSolapur 413006MaharashtraIndia Microbiology Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences&Research(Medical College)Latur 413531MaharashtraIndia

A significantly higher rate of new-onset diabetes in many coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)patients is a frequently observed *** resultant hyperglycemia is known to influence the clinical outcome,thereby increasing the cost of treatment and stay in *** will also affect the post-hospitalization *** has been observed that new-onset diabetes in COVID-19 patients is associated with considerable increase in morbidity and may be associated with increased mortality in some *** mini-review focuses on the possible causes to understand how COVID-19-related diabetes develops,various associated risk factors,and possible mechanism to understand the natural history of the disease process,clinical outcome,associated morbidities and various treatment options in the mana-gement of post COVID-19 diabetes.A literature search was performed in PubMed and other online database using appropriate keywords.A total of 80 articles were found,among which,53 of the most relevant were evaluated/analyzed and relevant data were *** studies show that patients who have had severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 infection leading to development of COVID-19 may manifest not only with new-onset diabetes but also worsening of pre-existing *** effect and autoimmune destruction of insulin-secreting pancreatic beta cells,cytokine storm during the active phase of infection causing impaired insulin secretion and resistance,druginduced hyperglycemia,undetected pre-existing hyperglycemia/diabetic condition,and stress-induced impairment of glucose metabolism are some of the possible potential mechanisms of COVID-19-associated new-onset diabetes *** studies published in recent times have found a significantly higher rate of new-onset diabetes mellitus in many COVID-19 *** it is an inflammatory or immune-mediated response,direct effect of virus or combination of these is *** resultant hyperglycemia is known t

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