Cardiovascular disease is a common cause of morbidity and mortality in people with diabetes, and the routine management of patients with diabetes now includes close attention to the methods of controlling hyperglycaemia that bring about the maximum reduction in cardiovascular events. Once patients with diabetes develop cardiovascular disease there are specific considerations on the most appropriate cardiological treatment. Staff working in coronary care units and acute stroke units need to be familiar with the investigation and treatment of diabetes. This book details the complications that diabetes presents in relation to heart disease and discusses the possible treatments that can be explored.
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1. Introduction, epidemiology, and cardiovascular risk factors; 2. Hyperglycaemia and weight management; 3. Diabetic dyslipidaemia; 4. Hypertension in diabetes; 5. Coronary heart disease in diabetes; 6. Acute coronary syndromes in diabetes; 7. Coronary revascularization in the patient with diabetes; 8. Chronic heart failure in diabetes; 9. Other vascular disease in diabetes; 10. Diabetic nephropathy; 11. Diabetic autonomic neuropathy and sudden death in diabetes; 12. Health economic aspects of treating cardiovascular disease in diabetes
