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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Names: Draznin, Boris, editor. | American Diabetes Association, issuing body.

Title: Atypical diabetes : pathophysiology, clinical presentations, and treatment options / [edited by] Boris Draznin.

Other titles: Atypical diabetes (Draznin)

Description: Arlington : American Diabetes Association, [2018]

Identifiers: LCCN 2017017301 | ISBN 9781580406666

Subjects: | MESH: Diabetes Mellitus | Case Reports

Classification: LCC RC660.4 | NLM WK 810 | DDC 616.4/62dc23

LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2017017301

This book is dedicated to the worlds diabetes research community for its effort to solve the diabetes mystery and find a cure for this disease.

Contents

Introduction
PART I:
Chapter 1:
R.N. Naylor, S.A.W. Greeley, D. Carmody, J.L. Hwang, M. Sanyoura, L.R. Letourneau, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
Part I
Case 1:
L.R. Letourneau, M. Sanyoura, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
L.R. Letourneau, M. Sanyoura, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
L.R. Letourneau, M. Sanyoura, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
D.W. Hansen, J.C. Sanchez, and T.S. Hannon
T. Triolo and K. Simmons
L.M. Nally and D.M. Wilson
Case 7:
M. Sanyoura, L.R. Letourneau, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
Case 8:
M. Sanyoura, L.R. Letourneau, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
Case 9:
M. Sanyoura, L.R. Letourneau, L. Dickens, S.S. Ladsaria, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
Case 10:
E.O. Buschur and K. Dungan
Case 11:
M. Sanyoura, L.R. Letourneau, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
Case 12:
M. Sanyoura, L.R. Letourneau, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
Case 13:
M. Sanyoura, L.R. Letourneau, L. Dickens, S.A.W. Greeley, R.N. Naylor, G.I. Bell, and L.H. Philipson
Case 14:
I. Jamil and J.L. Gilden
Case 15:
B.Z. Osmani, J.L. Gilden, A. Moid, and C. Harris
Case 16:
L. Song, J.N. McNulty, and I. Lingvay
Case 17:
J. Sarhis-Avigdor and E. Cengiz
Case 18:
C. Sullivan and S. Alexanian
Case 19:
B.P. Galm, S. Sirrs, and R.O. Yeung
Case 20:
A.L. Frederiksen and H. Beck-Nielsen
Case 21:
I. Ahmad and I.B. Hirsch
Case 22:
D. Sistla, M. Korytkowski, and S.Y. Mon
PART II:
Chapter 2:
C.C. Low Wang and B. Draznin
Chapter 3:
M. Mattingly, A. Valencia, E. Cochran, R.J. Brown, and P. Gorden
Chapter 4:
J. Abramowitz, U. Gunasekaran, X.F. Samaropoulos, A. Tumyan, and I. Lingvay
Part II
Case 23:
A. Stears and R.K. Semple
Case 24:
C. Peters and R.K. Semple
Case 25:	Rabson-Mendenhall Syndrome
R. Williams and R.K. Semple
Case 26:
P.K. Cabandugama, S.A. Brietzke, M.J. Gardner, and J.R. Sowers
Case 27:
K.E. Kreider and M.N. Feinglos
Case 28:
K. Mekala and J. Aloi
Case 29:
A. Hodes, R. Brown, E. Cochran, and M. Zilbermint
Case 30:
H. Beck-Nielsen
Case 31:
N. Zherdeva and B. Mankovsky
Case 32:
B.Z. Osmani, J.L. Gilden, and A. Moid

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