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The familial aggregation and degree of adiposity of 108 Indian patients with non-insulin-dependent diabetes in the young was studied. All patients had onset of diabetes under 30 yr and the female to male ratio was 5:1. Obesity as defined was present in 52 patients (48.2%). A positive family history of diabetes was present in 90 patients (83.3%). Two distinct subtypes emerged in the patients with a positive family history; the offspring of conjugal diabetic parents (29%) and maturity onset diabetes of the young (MODY) with 3-generation transmission (13%). In conclusion, the syndrome of NIDDY in Indians comprises at least 3 subtypes: offspring of conjugal diabetic parents, MODY and patients without a family history (sporadic type).
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
January 1984,
Diabetes care,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
July 1984,
Hormone and metabolic research = Hormon- und Stoffwechselforschung = Hormones et metabolisme,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
January 1984,
Diabetes care,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
January 1984,
Diabetes care,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
June 1985,
South African medical journal = Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir geneeskunde,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
January 1988,
Minerva endocrinologica,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
March 1989,
Revue medicale de Liege,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
August 1985,
Diabete & metabolisme,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
August 1985,
The American journal of medicine,
I Jialal, and
P Naiker, and
M C Rajput, and
C Naidoo, and
M A Omar
July 1992,
CMAJ : Canadian Medical Association journal = journal de l'Association medicale canadienne,
