Email this article The value of biochemical markers in the diagnostics of diabetes-related bone remodeling disorders
- Authors: Safarova S.1
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Affiliations:
- Azerbaijan Medical Univesity.
- Issue: Vol 35, No 3 (2018)
- Section: Original studies
- URL: https://permmedjournal.ru/PMJ/article/view/8922
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/pmj353%25p
- ID: 8922
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AIMS: to assess the effect of changes in the body in men and women with type 1 and 2 diabetes on the state of markers of bone metabolism.. Determination of the directionality of changes in serum markers of bone remodeling and bone mineral density in both sexes in this disease.
METHODS: A cross-sectional study was conducted of patients diagnosed with T1DM (n = 98) and T2DM (n = 137); control group, consisted of 82 persons. Calcitropic homons, serum markers of bone remodeling were studied in all patients.
RESULTS: the results of the evaluation of the content of markers of serum bone metabolism in patients with DM1and DM2 in comparison with the control group indicate the presence of pathological changes in the processes of bone remodeling in the form of a decrease in the bone formation marker PINP in patients with DM1 by 16%, with DM2 by 12% compared with the control and enhancement of the marker of bone resorption of b-CTx in 32% of patients with DM1 and 25% of patients with DM2; as well as inconsistency of changes in bone remodeling processes in patients with DM1, with a predominant change in bone resorption, determined in 28% of cases. Patients with DM1 had lower levels of P1NP and b-CTx, which reflects a lower bone metabolism compared to patients with DM1, regardless of age and duration of the disease.
CONCLUSIONS: the loss of bone mass in the majority of the examined patients with diabetes, is associated with the suppression of bone formation and, to a much lesser extent, of bone resorption. In this case, the values of bone remodeling markers in patients with DM2 are lower than in patients with DM1. Factors such as the compensation of the glycemic profile, the duration of diabetes and the presence of diabetic nephropathy can affect bone metabolism.
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Sain Safarova
Azerbaijan Medical Univesity.
Author for correspondence.
Email: sainsafarova@gmail.com
ORCID iD: 0000-0002-7131-3878
SPIN-code: 5056-0792
PhD, associated professor
Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan, Baku, AZ1022, st. Bakikhanov, 23References
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