Explore the lesser-known Type 3c Diabetes (pancreatogenic) in this informative 50-minute video lecture from Stanford University. Gain insights into the various types of diabetes, with a focus on Type 3c diagnosis, normal pancreatic function, causes, effects, treatment goals, management strategies, and future directions. Learn about nutrition recommendations, blood glucose management tools, carb counting techniques, and meal planning from expert speakers Dr. Marilyn Tan and Leah Groppo. Discover valuable information on outpatient and inpatient diabetes management, as well as research on post-bariatric hypoglycemia. Access additional resources, including free mindfulness and meditation materials, and take advantage of Stanford Health Library's research services for personalized health information.
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The "Type 3c Diabetes: Causes, Diagnosis, and Management" course offers a comprehensive exploration of this lesser-known form of diabetes. It clearly distinguishes Type 3c from other types, focusing on its association with pancreatic diseases such as pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, and cystic fibrosis. The course emphasizes timely diagnosis through clinical markers and imaging, while offering evidence-based strategies for effective management, including insulin therapy and addressing malabsorption issues. The content is well-structured, supported by case studies, and accessible to both clinicians and medical students. Overall, it’s a valuable resource for those aiming to improve patient outcomes in pancreatic-related diabetes.
