Possible manifestations of cognitive impairment in children suffering from pancreatic dysfunction

Veronika N. Morozova¹, Sergey P. Eskin¹, Angelina A. Isakova¹, Arina A. Sukhova¹, Anastasia I. Kamardina¹, Nataliya A. Starostina¹

¹ Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University
Russia, 117997, Moscow, Ostrovitianov str. 1

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Abstract

The article investigates possible manifestations of cognitive impairment in children suffering from pancreatic dysfunction. The authors point out that improving blood glucose control in patients with type I diabetes mellitus is an important factor in reducing cognitive impairment, especially in children. At the present stage, the treatment of cognitive dysfunction has become an interdisciplinary multidisciplinary complex treatment, which in the future will not only improve the quality of life of patients, but also minimize the above-mentioned dysfunction as such.

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Veronika N. Morozova, Sergey P. Eskin, Angelina A. Isakova, Arina A. Sukhova, Anastasia I. Kamardina, Nataliya A. Starostina. Possible manifestations of cognitive impairment in children suffering from pancreatic dysfunction. Cardiometry; Issue 24; November 2022; p.192-197; DOI: 10.18137/cardiometry.2022.24.192197; Available from: https://www.cardiometry.net/issues/no24-november-2022/possible-manifestations-cognitive-impairment

Keywords

Cognitive impairment, Functional disorder, Pancreas, Ketoacidosis, Type 1 diabetes mellitus

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