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OSA and DIABETES MELLITUS Richard S. Goodstein DO, FCCP Haggin Pulmonary & Sleep Medicine OSA is independently associated with Insulin Resistance AJRCCM : 2002 ; 165.670 Mary Ip et al ADIPOCYTES New Understanding of Adipocytes


  1. OSA and DIABETES MELLITUS Richard S. Goodstein DO, FCCP Haggin Pulmonary & Sleep Medicine

  2. “ OSA is independently associated with Insulin Resistance” AJRCCM : 2002 ; 165.670 Mary Ip et al

  3. ADIPOCYTES

  4. New Understanding of Adipocytes  Adipokines  Regulatory role in Insulin sensitivity/ resistance  Regulatory role in systemic inflammatory process  Immunologically active

  5. Changing concept of an inert adipocyte to that of an active participant in metabolism is key to our discussion !

  6. ADIPOKINES  Leptin …pro -inflammatory  Adiponectin …anti - inflammatory

  7. LEPTIN

  8. ADIPOCYTES

  9. OBESITY IS PRO-INFLAMMATORY STIMULATES OBESITY LEPTIN REDUCES STIMULATES Ob- R TGF- beta INCREASES TNF/ IL-6

  10. Obesity as Pro-Inflammatory State  In obesity as adipocytes hypertrophy  Increase in “ activated (Th - 1) “ macrophages  Increase in pro-inflammatory cytokines  Increase FFA  DM II / Fatty Liver/ Asthma / MetS

  11. OBESITY IS SELF-PERPETUATING OBESITY INCREASES REDUCES INSULIN Ob-R

  12. INSULIN RESISTANCE INHIBITS OBESITY FURTHER GH INHIBITED BY OSA REDUCES INSULIN RESISTANCE IGF-1

  13. ROLE OF INSULIN RESISTANCE Insulin Resistance Increased TG + FFA Pro-inflammatory

  14. INSULIN AND OBESITY Pro- Insulin inflammatory Insensitivity

  15. INSULIN SENSITIVITY FBS/ INSULIN DOSE

  16. Metabolic Syndrome (MetS)

  17. Metabolic Syndrome  Central Obesity  Insulin Resistance  Lipid Abnormalities  Hypertension  OSA

  18. MetS : The Usual Suspects  Insulin Growth Factor-1  GHRH-GH- Somatostatin  Leptin

  19. INSULIN GROWTH FACTOR -1  Protein hormone  Similar to Insulin  Helps cell growth  Inhibits apotosis

  20. IGF-1 DEFICENCY  Decreased peripheral utilization of glucose  Increased Insulin resistance  Increased hepatic gluconeogenesis  Increased adipose uptake  Central adiposity

  21. Human Growth Hormone (HGH)

  22. Leptin  Increased adiposity  Down regulates T regulator cells (Treg)  Increases Th-1 pro-inflammatory state  Increases Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS)  Increases TGF-beta which increases ASM and BHR . Increases Vascular SM and PAH.

  23. ALTERED GENOMICS and DIABETES

  24. TELOMERES

  25. TELOMERES

  26. TELOMERES and OSA

  27. Uh..OK so what does this have to do with Sleep Apnea ?

  28. OBESITY and OSA

  29. AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY IN DM

  30. ALTERED GENOMICS and DIABETES

  31. INDUCIBLE CELL DEATH (APOTOSIS)

  32. OSA INHIBITS GH

  33. OSA and IR

  34. TREATMENT MAKES A DIFFERENCE IS CPAP AN ADJUNCT THERAPY IN IDDM ??

  35. CPAP in DM  Increases IGF-1  Increases GH  Reduces Ghrelin  Reduces Leptin  Normalizes Circadian Counter- regulatory hormones

  36. THUS ….?????

  37. Adipose Deposition and Metabolic Syndrome Increased risk of Met Syndrome and Asthma

  38. HOMEOSTATIC METABOLIC ASESSMENT (HOMA) • AHI>5. • Low SpO2 • CT90 (Time in which SpO2 < 90%) THESE MARKERS WERE INDEPENDENT OF BMI AGE , GENDER , SMOKING AND ETOH CONSUMPTION. Theorell-Haglow et al. Eur Respir J. 2008:31;1054-1060.

  39. GLUCOSE INTOLERANCE • Total Sleep Time < 7-8 hours • Sleep fragmentation • Decreased or absence of REM Sleep

  40. I’M DONE !!

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