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    METABOLICMETABOLIC

    SYNDROMESYNDROME

    PRESENTED BYPRESENTED BY--

    DR.MAHESH MAWLIYADR.MAHESH MAWLIYA

    DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE

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    Clustering ofComponents:Clustering ofComponents:

    HypertensionHypertension

    HypertriglyceridemiaHypertriglyceridemia

    Low HDLLow HDL--cholesterolcholesterol

    Obesity (central)Obesity (central)

    Impaired Glucose HandlingImpaired Glucose Handling Microalbuninuria (WHO)Microalbuninuria (WHO)

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    Other Names Used:Other Names Used:

    Syndrome XSyndrome X

    CardiometabolicCardiometabolic SyndromeSyndrome

    CardiovascularCardiovascular DysmetabolicDysmetabolic SyndromeSyndrome

    InsulinInsulin--Resistance SyndromeResistance Syndrome

    Metabolic SyndromeMetabolic Syndrome Beer BellySyndromeBeer BellySyndrome

    ReavensReavens SyndromeSyndrome

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    Criteria fordiagnosis:Criteria fordiagnosis:

    World Health OrganizationWorld Health Organization

    International Diabetes Federation (IDF)International Diabetes Federation (IDF) --

    European Association for the Study ofEuropean Association for the Study ofDiabetes (EASD)Diabetes (EASD)

    National Cholesterol Education Project,National Cholesterol Education Project,

    Adult Treatment Panel (NCEPAdult Treatment Panel (NCEP--ATP III)ATP III)

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    WHO:WHO:

    Obesity:Obesity:W/H ratio > 0.9 Men >0.85 WomenW/H ratio > 0.9 Men >0.85 Women

    BP:BP: > 140/90 mm of Hg> 140/90 mm of Hg

    Glucose:Glucose: presence of DM, IGT, IFG,presence of DM, IGT, IFG,Insulin resistanceInsulin resistance

    Triglyceride:Triglyceride: > 150 mg/dl> 150 mg/dl

    HDL:HDL:

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    IDF:IDF: Ob

    esity:Ob

    esity:waist circumference >90 cm for Asian men,waist circumference >90 cm for Asian men,

    >80 cm for women.>80 cm for women.

    BP:BP: >130/85 Or Dxed HT Or Medication.>130/85 Or Dxed HT Or Medication. Triglycerides:Triglycerides:>150mg/dl Or med.>150mg/dl Or med.

    HDL:HDL:

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    NCEP ATP III:NCEP ATP III:

    Obesity:Obesity: >102cm in men>102cm in men

    >88cm in women>88cm in women

    BP:BP: >130/85mm of Hg>130/85mm of Hg

    Triglycerides:Triglycerides: >150mg/dl>150mg/dl

    HDL:HDL:

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    Linked Metabolic Abnormalities:Linked Metabolic Abnormalities:

    Impaired glucose handling/insulinImpaired glucose handling/insulinresistanceresistance

    Atherogenic dyslipidemiaAtherogenic dyslipidemia Endothelial dysfunctionEndothelial dysfunction

    Prothrombotic stateProthrombotic state

    Hemodynamic changesHemodynamic changes Proinflammatory stateProinflammatory state

    Excess ovarian testosterone productionExcess ovarian testosterone production

    SleepSleep--disordered breathingdisordered breathing

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    RISK FACTORSRISK FACTORS

    ObesityObesity

    S

    edentary life styleS

    edentary life styleAgingAging

    DMDM

    Coronary Heart DiseaseCoronary Heart Disease

    LipodystrophyLipodystrophy

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    Obesity:Obesity:

    Central obesityCentral obesityis theis the

    key feature ofkey feature ofmetabolic syndrome.metabolic syndrome.

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    SedentarylifestyleSedentarylifestyle

    Individuals who watched TV orIndividuals who watched TV orvideos or used their computervideos or used their computer

    > 4 hr/day have 2 fold> 4 hr/day have 2 foldincreased risk of Metabolicincreased risk of Metabolic

    syndrome.syndrome.

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    Diabetes Mellitus:Diabetes Mellitus:

    About 75% of patients withAbout 75% of patients with

    DM II or IGT have theDM II or IGT have theMetabolic syndrome.Metabolic syndrome.

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    CHDCHD

    50% patients of coronary50% patients of coronary

    heart disease have metabolicheart disease have metabolic

    syndrome.syndrome.

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    ETIOLOGYOFETIOLOGYOFMETABOLIC SYNDROMEMETABOLIC SYNDROME

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    InsulinresistanceInsulinresistance

    Increased circulating free fatty acidsIncreased circulating free fatty acidslead to insulin resistance by acting onlead to insulin resistance by acting on

    liver & muscles.liver & muscles.Defect in insulin action lead toDefect in insulin action lead to

    postprandial hyperinsulinemia >postprandial hyperinsulinemia >fasting hyperinsulinemia >fasting hyperinsulinemia >hyperglycemia.hyperglycemia.

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    HowinsulinresistanceleadstoHowinsulinresistanceleadsto

    coronarydiseasecoronarydisease

    Genetic inslin resistance enviornmentalGenetic inslin resistance enviornmental

    influenceinfluence influenceinfluenceHyperinsulinemiaHyperinsulinemia

    Glucose increased increased decreased increasedGlucose increased increased decreased increased

    intolerance TG Uric Acid HDL B.P.intolerance TG Uric Acid HDL B.P.

    Coronary artery diseaseCoronary artery disease

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    Oxidativestresshypothesis.Oxidativestresshypothesis.

    In elderly persons. defectiveIn elderly persons. defectivemitochondrial oxidativemitochondrial oxidative

    phosphorydation leads tophosphorydation leads toaccumulation of TGs & relatedaccumulation of TGs & related

    lipids in muscle > insulinlipids in muscle > insulinresistance.resistance.

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    GlucoseintoleranceGlucoseintolerance

    Defect in insulin action lead toDefect in insulin action lead toimpaired suppression of glucoseimpaired suppression of glucose

    production by liver & reducedproduction by liver & reduceduptake by muscle or adipose tissue.uptake by muscle or adipose tissue.

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    HypertensionHypertension

    Vasodilatory effect of insulin lostVasodilatory effect of insulin lostin metabolic syndrome.in metabolic syndrome.

    Na reabsorption in kidney &Na reabsorption in kidney &increased sympathetic activity leadincreased sympathetic activity lead

    to hypertension.to hypertension.

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    ProinflammatoryProinflammatory cytokinescytokines

    IL 1, IL 6, IL 18, resistin, TNF alfa & CRPIL 1, IL 6, IL 18, resistin, TNF alfa & CRPproduced by adipose tissue derivedproduced by adipose tissue derived

    macrophages & associated with M S.macrophages & associated with M S.ADIPONECTIN an anti inflammatoryADIPONECTIN an anti inflammatory

    cytokine produced exclusively by adipocytes.cytokine produced exclusively by adipocytes.increased glucose uptake & fatty acidincreased glucose uptake & fatty acidoxydation, reduced in M S.oxydation, reduced in M S.

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    Clinical featuresClinical features

    Cardiovascular diseaseCardiovascular disease

    1.5 to 3 fold increased risk1.5 to 3 fold increased risk

    DM Type IIDM Type II

    3 to 4 fold increased risk3 to 4 fold increased risk

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    Other asso.conditionsOther asso.conditions

    Increased apo B & C III,Increased apo B & C III,

    uric acid,uric acid,

    prothrombotic factor (fibrinogen, PAI 1),prothrombotic factor (fibrinogen, PAI 1), serum viscosity,serum viscosity,

    homocysteine,homocysteine,

    WBC count,WBC count, proinflammatory cytokines,proinflammatory cytokines,

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    microalbuminuria,microalbuminuria,

    CRP,CRP,

    NAFLD,NAFLD,

    NASH,NASH,

    PCOS,PCOS,

    OSA,OSA,

    Ca(liver, breast, prostate)Ca(liver, breast, prostate)

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    Diagnosis:Diagnosis:

    Physical ExaminationPhysical Examination

    BPBP

    Waist circumferenceWaist circumferenceW/H ratioW/H ratio

    AtheromasAtheromas

    Skin tagsSkin tagsAcanthosisAcanthosis nigricansnigricans

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    Lab.evaluationLab.evaluation

    Fasting glucose levelFasting glucose level

    Lipid profileLipid profile

    CRP HSCRP HSTSHTSH

    Hb A1cHb A1c

    LFTLFT HomocysteineHomocysteine

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    Lab. EvaluationcontLab. Evaluationcont

    Uric acidUric acid

    CreatinineCreatinine

    FibrinogenFibrinogen Urinary microalbuminUrinary microalbumin

    Sleep study of OSASleep study of OSA

    TestosteroneTestosterone

    FSHFSH

    LHLH

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    Why TreatWhy Treat

    Metab

    olicsyndrome?Metab

    olicsyndrome?

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    BecauseItHoldsthe SameBecauseItHoldsthe Same

    Coronary Riskas Diab

    etes!!Coronary Riskas Diab

    etes!!

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    One More ReasonOne More Reason50% of patients with Impaired50% of patients with Impaired

    Fasting Glucose will go on to becomeFasting Glucose will go on to become

    diabetic within 10 yearsdiabetic within 10 years

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    Multiple RiskFactorMultiple RiskFactor

    ManagementManagementObesityObesity

    Glucose IntoleranceGlucose Intolerance

    Insulin ResistanceInsulin ResistanceLipid DisordersLipid Disorders

    HypertensionHypertensionGoals:Goals: Minimize Risk of Type 2 DiabetesMinimize Risk of Type 2 Diabetes

    and Cardiovascular Disease.and Cardiovascular Disease.

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    DiabetesControlDiabetesControl -- HowHow

    I

    mportant?I

    mportant? For every 1% rise in Hgb A1c there is anFor every 1% rise in Hgb A1c there is an

    18% rise in risk of cardiovascular events & a18% rise in risk of cardiovascular events & a

    28% increase in peripheral arterial disease28% increase in peripheral arterial disease Evidence is accumulating to show that tightEvidence is accumulating to show that tight

    blood sugar control in both Type 1 and Typeblood sugar control in both Type 1 and Type2 diabetes reduces risk of CVD2 diabetes reduces risk of CVD

    GoalsGoals:: BSBS -- premeal 90premeal 90--130, postmeal130, postmeal

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    BP ControlBP Control -- HowImportant?HowImportant?

    MRFIT and Framingham Heart Studies:MRFIT and Framingham Heart Studies:

    Conclusively proved the increased risk ofConclusively proved the increased risk ofCVD with longCVD with long--term sustained hypertensionterm sustained hypertension

    Demonstrated a 10 year risk of cardiovascularDemonstrated a 10 year risk of cardiovasculardisease in treated patients vs nondisease in treated patients vs non--treatedtreated

    patients to be 0.40.patients to be 0.40. 40% reduction in stroke with control of40% reduction in stroke with control of

    HTNHTN

    Goal:Goal:

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    LipidControlLipidControl -- HowImportant?HowImportant?

    Multiple major studies show 24Multiple major studies show 24 -- 37% reductions in37% reductions incardiovascular disease risk with use of statins andcardiovascular disease risk with use of statins andfibrates in the control of hyperlipidemia.fibrates in the control of hyperlipidemia.

    Goals:Goals: LDL

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    LifeLife--Style Modification:IsitStyle Modification:Isit

    Important?Important?

    ExerciseExercise

    Improves CV fitness, weight control, sensitivityImproves CV fitness, weight control, sensitivityto insulin,to insulin, reduces incidence of diabetesreduces incidence of diabetes

    WeightlossWeightloss

    Improves lipids, insulin sensitivity, BP levels,Improves lipids, insulin sensitivity, BP levels,reduces incidence of diabetesreduces incidence of diabetes

    Goals:Goals: Brisk walkingBrisk walking -- 30 min./day30 min./day

    10% reduction in body wt.10% reduction in body wt.

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    SmokingCessation/Avoidance:SmokingCessation/Avoidance:

    A risk factor for development in children andA risk factor for development in children andadultsadults

    Both passive and active exposure harmfulBoth passive and active exposure harmful

    AA majormajor risk factorrisk factor for:for:

    insulin resistance and metabolic syndromeinsulin resistance and metabolic syndrome

    macrovascular disease (PVD, MI, Stroke)macrovascular disease (PVD, MI, Stroke)

    microvascular complications of diabetesmicrovascular complications of diabetes

    pulmonary disease.pulmonary disease.

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    Antihypertensive Medications:Antihypertensive Medications:

    AngiotensinAngiotensin--converting Enzymeconverting EnzymeInhibitors (ACEI)Inhibitors (ACEI)

    AngiotensinAngiotensin II Receptor (ARB)II Receptor (ARB)BlockersBlockers

    Combination withCombination with ThiazidesThiazides, Calcium, Calcium

    Channel Blockers,Channel Blockers, CardioselectiveCardioselective BetaBetaBlockersBlockers

    Target BPTarget BP:

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    Insulin Resistance/Diabetes:Insulin Resistance/Diabetes:

    Insulin Sensitizers:Insulin Sensitizers:

    BiguanidesBiguanides -- metforminmetformin

    PPAR , & agonistsPPAR , & agonists -- GlitazonesGlitazones,,GlitazarsGlitazars

    Can be used in combinationCan be used in combination

    InsulinInsulin SecretagoguesSecretagogues::

    SulfonylureasSulfonylureas -- glipizideglipizide,, glyburideglyburide,,

    glimeparideglimeparide,, glibenclamideglibenclamide

    MeglitinidesMeglitinides -- repaglaniderepaglanide,, netiglamidenetiglamide

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    InsulinInsulin

    Insulin Analogues:Insulin Analogues: LysLys--pro/Aspart/glulysine used with mealspro/Aspart/glulysine used with meals

    Glargine as basal insulinGlargine as basal insulin

    Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin InfusionContinuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion(CSII)(CSII)

    NPH/Regular, NPH/logsNPH/Regular, NPH/logs -- Mixed or in fixedMixed or in fixed

    combinations (70/30, 75/25, 50/50)combinations (70/30, 75/25, 50/50) Insulin combined with oral agentsInsulin combined with oral agents

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    New Pharmacologic Agents:New Pharmacologic Agents:

    Incretin Mimetics:Incretin Mimetics:

    GLPGLP--1 agonist1 agonist -- exenatideexenatide

    Dual PPAR Dual Agonists:Dual PPAR Dual Agonists:

    GlitazarsGlitazars

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    Lipidloweringdrugs:Lipidloweringdrugs:

    StatinsStatins

    FibratesFibrates

    Nicotinic acidNicotinic acid Bile acid sequestrantsBile acid sequestrants

    Cholesterol absorption inhibitorCholesterol absorption inhibitor

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    LDL

    HDLTRIGLYCERIDES

    Small Dense LDL No effect

    Effect of insulin

    resistanceNone

    May

    increase

    May

    Decrease

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    Screening/PublicHealthScreening/PublicHealth

    ApproachApproach Screening for at risk individuals:Screening for at risk individuals:

    Blood Sugar/Hgb A1cBlood Sugar/Hgb A1c

    LipidsLipids

    Blood pressureBlood pressure

    Tobacco useTobacco use

    Body habitusBody habitus

    Family historyFamily history

    Public EducationPublic Education

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    Thank youThank you