ea0037ep355 | Diabetes (pathiophysiology & epitemiology) | ECE2015
Bacon Siobhan
, Kyithar Ma Peyh
, McCarthy Ailbhe
, Burke Marie
, Byrne Maria
Objective: HNF1A gene mutations are the most common cause of monogenic diabetes. Patients with HNF1AMODY display sensitivity to sulphonylurea therapy, however the long term efficacy has yet to be established. There is also limited literature as to the prevalence of complications in this unique cohort. The aim of the study was to determine the natural progression of HNF1AMODY diabetes in a dedicated MODY clinic.Design: n=60 H...