Cesar Augusto Vega Lopez
Universidad La Salle , MexicoTitle: Obesity and diabetes interconnected pathologies
Abstract
Due to the high prevalence of
type 2 diabetes mellitus, it has become a global health problem. Currently, the
involvement of obesity is recognized as the most important risk factor for its
development, taking into account that even in patients with normal weight, a
high percentage of body fat can be found. Changes in dietary hygienic habits
are interventions aimed at prevention and treatment. The choice of
pharmacological treatment should take into account the control of the
muscle/fat ratio in the control of body weight. Bariatric surgery is indicated
in patients with a BMI > 35 kg/m2 with associated risk factors, highlighting
the partial remission that occurs after the procedure, with long-term studies
of its beneficial effect being necessary. Due to the importance of these pathologies,
the subject is reviewed.
Biography
Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of La Salle University as general surgeon, where
he obtained the "Pfizer Award for Excellence academic”. Cesar Vega specialized in Internal Medicine at the Hospital Angeles del Pedregal
endorsed by La Salle University from 2006 to 2010. He is the author of 18
medical articles and has co-authored chapters in two books on the specialty.For six
years it has had National Certification in force
by the Council Mexican Internal Medicine and is
a member of the College of Medicine Internal of Mexico. He is a professor at La Salle
University in the preparation course for admission to medical residencies
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