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lüll Hypoglycaemia and dementia in diabetic patients Bauduceau B; Doucet J; Bordier L; Garcia C; Dupuy O; Mayaudon HDiabetes Metab 2010[Oct]; 36 Suppl 3 (ä): S106-11Diabetes and dementia, which have a complex relationship between them, are undergoing extensive growth in their fields. The occurrence of hypoglycaemia, the potential severity of which has just been pointed out in some recent studies, must be included in these relationships. In fact, diabetes is the cause of decline in cognitive functions and most certainly is involved in the occurrence of vascular dementia. The brain, which is highly dependent on glucose for its metabolism, is particularly vulnerable to hypoglycaemia in children and the elderly. Animal studies and pathoanatomical observations confirm the clinical impression of the reality of genuine post-hypoglycaemic encephalopathy. The impact of mild hypoglycaemia however is being debated. Lastly, the existence of dementia promotes the occurrence of hypoglycaemia due to disorders related to eating habits or poor treatment management. This hypoglycaemic risk however must not constitute a pretext for exaggerated laxity in achieving the blood glucose objectives.|Age Factors[MESH]|Dementia/*blood[MESH]|Diabetes Complications/*blood[MESH]|Humans[MESH]|Hypoglycemia/*complications[MESH] |