Memory alterations in people with diabetes type 2
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The Diabetes Mellitus 2 (DM2), is cause of death in Mexico. It is a problem of public health and it has been considered that the patients with DM2 have probability of attending with depressive symptoms. It was realised a comparative study between a group of 30 people with DM2 and depressive symptoms (SD), a group of 30 people without DM2 with depressive symptoms and a group of 28 people without DM2 and depressive symptoms. The evaluation concentrated in the immediate memory, working memory, visual memory and verbal fluidity; besides the depression. The statistic,was realised with SPSS; an Exploratory Analysis was done testing of kindness of adjustment. 60% of the patients of group 1 suffer arterial Hypertension (HTA) controlled and 40% rest do not suffer. They were compared with 30 subjects without Diabetes with depressive symptoms (group 2) and with 28 subject controls (group 3). Due to the difference in the schooling it was necessary to make a ANCOVA; the significant differences between the groups
through the marginal averages were determined applying the correction of Bonferroni. The objective is: to know the alteration the memory at the time of suffering DM2. The data show that the subjects that attend clinically with controlled DM2 and undergo in addition depressive symptoms, have deficits in tasks of working memory (MT); it is inferred that it very possibly must in order that the DM2.
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