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Diabetes is the most prevalent metabolic disorder in the world. With many types of therapies available, including the mainstay insulin, the disease is manageable in most people. However, current anti-diabetes medications act primarily on peripheral end organs to regulate glucose and insulin levels. Dopamine agonist therapy, which targets the neuroendocrine patterns associated with insulin resistance, is a novel approach for diabetes treatment. Part of the Oxford American Pocket Cards series, this portable, ultra-concise and up-to-date brochure provides key clinical insight as well as dosing and administration guidelines for newly FDA-approved dopamine agonist therapy for Type 2 diabetes. To purchase this product, please contact U.S. Medical Sales at MedSales@oup.com
This clinical reference investigates the application of dopamine agonist therapy as a neuroendocrine-based treatment for Type 2 diabetes. Authored by Vivian Fonseca, the text addresses the limitations of traditional peripheral-acting glucose regulators by introducing a mechanism that targets insulin resistance through neuroendocrine pathways. It serves as a concise clinical guide for practitioners seeking to integrate this novel pharmacological approach into standard diabetes management protocols.
What You Will Find
Medical professionals utilize this text as a quick-reference tool for navigating the specific administration protocols of newer diabetes therapies. Experts highlight the utility of this pocket card for clinicians who require immediate, evidence-based guidance in a high-volume clinical setting.
Page Count:
1
Publication Date:
2010-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press, USA
ISBN-10:
0199773513
ISBN-13:
9780199773510
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