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SUMANDEEP VIDYAPEETH
Deemed to be university U/S 3 of UGC act 1956.
SYNOPSIS ON
“EVALUATION OF SERUM AMYLASE AND
SERUM LIPASE AS BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS
OF PANCREATIC EXOCRINE FUNCTION IN
TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS”
DR. AARSH RAJESH SHAH
1st Year Resident,
Department of General Medicine,
SBKS Medical Institute and Research Center,
Pipariya, Vadodara 391760.
PG Guide:
DR. HETAL PANDYA, M.D.
Professor and Head,
Department of General Medicine,
SBKS Medical Institute and Research Center,
Pipariya, Vadodara 391760
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To
The HRRP Committee,
Smt. B K Shah Medical Institute and Research Centre,
Sumandeep University,
Pipariya, Vadodara.
Date: 09/09/2019
Subject: Submission of Synopsis of Dissertation for M.D General Medicine.
Respected sir/madam,
I, Dr. AARSH RAJESH SHAH, am First year P.G Resident in Department of Medicine,
SBKSMIRC, Pipariya, Vadodara. My topic for dissertation is “EVALUATION OF SERUM
AMYLASE AND SERUM LIPASE AS BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF PANCREATIC
EXOCRINE FUNCTION IN TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS.” I am submitting hard copy
and a soft copy of synopsis of my dissertation.
Kindly accept my submission.
Thanking you,
Sincerely,
Dr. AARSH RAJESH SHAH
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To,
The Member Secretary,
Sumandeep Vidyapeeth Institutional Ethics Committee,
Smt. B K Shah Medical Institute and Research Centre,
Sumandeep University,
Pipariya, Vadodara.
Date: 09/09/2019
Subject: Submission of Synopsis of Dissertation for M.D General Medicine.
Respected sir/madam,
I, Dr. AARSH RAJESH SHAH, am First year P.G Resident in Department of General Medicine,
SBKSMIRC, Pipariya, Vadodara. My topic for dissertation is “EVALUATION OF SERUM
AMYLASE AND SERUM LIPASE AS BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF PANCREATIC
EXOCRINE FUNCTION IN TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS.” I am submitting hard copy
and a soft copy of synopsis of my dissertation.
Kindly accept my submission.
Thanking you,
Sincerely,
Dr. AARSH RAJESH SHAH
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Sr. INDEX Page no
1 Introduction
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2 Key Words
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3 Aims & Objectives
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4 Review of Literature
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5 Methodology
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6 Benefit & likely outcome of study
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7 Ethical issues
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8 Feasibility issue
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9 Proforma
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10 References
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11 Participant information sheet
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12 Informed consent form 31
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INTRODUCTION
The prevalence of diabetes mellitus (DM) is developing rapidly and expected to double globally
from 171 million in 2000 to 366 million in 2030 with a maximum rise in India. It is expected that
DM may affect up to 79.4 million individuals in India by 2030[1]. Biochemical cause of DM in
type 1 and type 2 is decreased or lack of insulin secretion and resistance to insulin action
respectively. Insulin is secreted by islets cell of the pancreas. Pancreas is both an endocrine and
an exocrine gland with clusters of endocrinal islet cells dispersed among exocrinal acinar cells[2].
Acinar cells and islet cells are in close proximity with each other. Defect in islet cells observed in
diabetes may disturb neighbouring acinar cells of the pancreas[3].
Enzymes which are released from pancreas are amylase, lipase and proteases[4]. Insulin binds
with its receptor on acinar cells and stimulates amylase secretion through number of ways[5].
Besides these putative mechanisms, there are multiple defects in the insulin secretion and the
signaling in type 2 diabetes, which may affect the enzyme synthesis and release in the exocrine
pancreas. Not only this, also, the secretion of the pancreatic juice is controlled by the autonomic
nervous system and by the naturally occurring gut hormones, cholecystokinin and secretin. This
complex interplay is often found to be disturbed in diabetes due to the well-known complications
of autonomic neuropathy and the microvascular complications, which are so common in
Diabetes mellitus. Defects in insulin secretion and function leads to hyperglycaemia and may
affect the enzyme synthesis and release from exocrine pancreas. High value of amylase and
lipase enzyme is seen in pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer and pancreatic duct obstruction[6].
Recently some studies showed that low serum amylase and lipase values are associated with
metabolic syndrome and diabetes[7,8].
Even though exocrine-endocrine relationship in the pancreas has been a center of attention in
animal and cellular studies, in the human diabetic research, very little concern on pancreatic
exocrine function has been paid. Most of the studies are targeted on metabolic derangement
induced by persistent hyperglycemia due to decreased insulin levels. Animal and cellular studies
showing the relationship between the endocrine and the exocrine pancreas have persistently
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observed that insulin affects amylase secretion via islet acinar cell axis. There are confusing
results regarding serum lipase levels in DM.
Very few studies have been conducted comparing the exocrine functioning of pancreas in
patients of type II diabetes mellitus. Thus there is need for more extensive studies to assess the
role of serum amylase and lipase levels as biochemical markers for pancreatic exocrine function.
KEY WORDS
1) Serum Amylase levels.
2) Serum Lipase levels.
3) Type II Diabetes Mellitus.
4) Endocrine – exocrine axis of pancreas.
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AIM
“TO EVALUATE SERUM AMYLASE AND SERUM LIPASE AS
BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF PANCREATIC EXOCRINE FUNCTION IN
TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS.”
OBJECTIVE
1) To compare Serum Amylase and Lipase levels in type II diabetic patients
with non-diabetic individuals.
2) To study prevalence of exocrine dysfunction (as per abnormal serum
Amylase and Lipase levels) in patients of type II diabetes mellitus compared
to that in non-diabetic individuals.
3) To co-relate the levels of amylase and lipase with the duration of diabetes
and with current glycemic control (HbA1c).
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REVIEW OF LITERATURE
DIABETES MELLITUS
Diabetes mellitus is characterized by chronic hyperglycemia with disturbances of carbohydrate,
fat, and protein metabolism resulting from defects in insulin secretion, insulin action or both.
When fully expressed, diabetes is characterized by fasting hyperglycemia, but the disease can
also be recognized during less overt stages, most usually by presence of glucose intolerance.
ENDOCRINE PART OF PANCREAS, ITS HORMONES AND THEIR
FUNCTIONS [9]
• Alpha cells that produce glucagon and make up 15–20% of total islet cells. Glucagon is a
hormone that raises blood glucose levels by stimulating the liver to convert its glycogen
into glucose.
• Beta cells that produce insulin and amylin and make up 65–80% of the total islet cells.
Insulin lowers blood glucose levels by stimulating cells to take up glucose out of the blood
stream. Amylin slows gastric emptying, preventing spikes in blood glucose levels.
• Delta cells that produce somatostatin and make up 3–10% of the total islet cells.
Somatostatin is a hormone that suppresses the release of the other hormones made in the
pancreas.
• Gamma cells that produce pancreatic polypeptide and make up 3–5% of the total islet
cells. Pancreatic polypeptide regulates both the endocrine and exocrine pancreatic
secretions.
• Epsilon cells that produce ghrelin and make up less than 1% of the total islet cells. Ghrelin
is a protein that stimulates hunger.
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EXOCRINE PART OF PANCREAS, ITS ENZYMES AND THEIR
FUNCTIONS
PROTEASES
• Chymotrypsinogen and Trypsinogen → digest proteins and peptides to single amino
acids.
PANCREATIC LIPASE → digests triglycerides, monoglyceride and free fatty acids
AMYLASE → digests starch and maltose (disaccharides)
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EXOCRINE-ENDOCRINE AXIS OF PANCREAS [10]
Prominent changes in the structure and functions of the exocrine pancreas have been identified in
a sizable number of the commoner forms of diabetes, who are usually not expected to have
exocrine insufficiency. Studies have shown changes in the size of zymogen granules, loss of
acinar cells, acinar fibrosis and pancreatic atrophy in both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Exocrine
Pancreatic Insufficiency [EPI] has also been documented in some forms of Maturity Onset
Diabetes in Young [MODY], namely MODY 3, MODY 5, MODY 8.
Although pancreas has traditionally been considered as two separate organ systems, both the
exocrine and endocrine portions are interrelated. Within the pancreas the exocrine parenchyma
and endocrine islet tissue lie in intimate contact with each other and are anatomically and
physiologically interconnected. This is partly due to the fact that pancreatic islets are not
surrounded by any capsule/ membrane and acinar tissue of the pancreas lies in close contact with
these islets. The capillary plexuses arising of major feeding arteries supply the islets and acini
separately. But the outflow of blood from the islets drains into acinar capillary network. So, the
exocrine pancreas receives at least a part of its blood flow coming through the nearby islets
which forms the so called “insulo-acinar axis”; as a result acinar cells are exposed to high
concentration of islet hormones. Such intrapancreatic portal system suggests a possible influence
of endocrine islets upon the exocrine pancreas.
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WHY SERUM AMYLASE AND LIPASE IN DIABETES ?[11]
Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency (EPI) is defined by a deficiency of exocrine
pancreatic enzymes resulting in an inability to maintain normal digestion. This
inadequate digestion with nutrient and, especially, fat malabsorption occurs when
intraduodenal levels of lipase fall below 5–10% of normal enzyme output, leading
to pancreatic steatorrhea, weight loss, and a potential decrease in quality of life. Fat
maldigestion is compounded by decreased pancreatic secretion of lipase and
colipase, further dampening hydrolysis of intraluminal fat.
On the other hand, Some studies also showed that there is increase in enzyme
levels indicating inflammatory damage to exocrine pancreas.
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REVIEW OF PREVIOUS RESEARCH
In a case control study[12] conducted at Dhaka Medical College, Dhaka, Bangladesh
by Tanvi NEJ, Akhter QS et al in 2015 to know whether impaired pancreatic
endocrine activity in diabetes mellitus affects its exocrine function by assessing
serum amylase and lipase levels in subjects with type II diabetes mellitus. Fifty
type 2 diabetic subjects with age ranging from 40 to 55 years of both sexes were
enrolled in this study and 50 age matched healthy subjects were control group.
Patients were enrolled from Outpatient Department of Endocrinology, Dhaka
Medical College Hospital, Dhaka. Serum amylase and serum lipase levels were
estimated by spectrophotometry. It was concluded that serum amylase and lipase
levels were significantly lower (P<0.001) in patients of type II DM in comparison
to control group. From this study, it was concluded that exocrine derangement of
pancreas may occur in type 2 diabetes mellitus.
A case-control study[13] was conducted at Biochemistry Department, GMERS
Medical College, Valsad, Gujarat, India by Madole MB, Iyer CM et al to evaluate
serum amylase and lipase levels in diabetes mellitus patients in 2015-2016. Fasting
venous blood samples were collected from the cases as well as the controls and
they were analysed by using semi auto analyser for blood glucose, serum amylase
and serum lipase.The study clearly demonstrated that in diabetes mellitus, there
was increase in fasting blood sugar with decrease in serum amylase and serum
lipase which signifies the derangement of endocrine-exocrine axis of the pancreas.
Serum amylase and serum lipase can be used as biochemical markers for
assessment of pancreatic exocrine function. It was found that fasting blood sugar
was significantly higher in cases as compared to controls. A negative correlation of
fasting blood sugar level with serum amylase and serum lipase and positive
correlation of serum amylase with serum lipase in diabetic patients was found.
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In a case control study[14] conducted at Bangalore medical college and research
centre, Bangalore, India by Vishwanath HL, Shwetha N, 30 age and sex matched
diagnosed cases of type 2 DM between 40-80yr were included in the study and 30
healthy individuals as controls. Study was to assess biochemical analysis of serum
amylase and serum lipase levels in patients of type II diabetes mellitus. It was
concluded that here was a considerable decline in serum amylase (p<0.0001) and
serum lipase (p=0.00661) in diabetic patients compared to controls who were age
and sex matched. It showed pancreatic exocrine destruction in type 2 DM. Serum
pancreatic enzymes can be used as an extra explanatory parameter for the
evaluation of progression of the disease and response to treatment.
In another study[15] conducted by Aughsteen AA et al in Al-Isra Medical
Laboratory, Amman, Jordan during the period from April - November 2003 on
analysis of pancreatic amylase and lipase levels in patients of type 1 and 2 diabetes
mellitus, it was concluded that serum amylase was reduced in both type I and II
diabetes whereas serum lipase was reduced only in type I diabetes. Also, reduction
in levels of both enzymes was higher in long standing illness indicating duration of
disease has a role in affecting the exocrine functioning of pancreas.
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In this large cross sectional study of type 2 diabetic patients from LEADER[16]
(Liraglutide Effect and Action in Diabetes: Evaluation of Cardiovascular Outcome
Results), New England Journal Of Medicine (NEJM) conducted by Steinberg WM,
Nauck MA et al which is a double blinded placebo controlled trial between 2010-
2012 to study activity of serum amylase and serum lipase in type 2 diabetics, it was
concluded that nearly 25% had elevated lipase or amylase levels.
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METHODOLOGY
Study Design: Case control study.
Study Site: Department of General Medicine, SBKS M.I.R.C, Dhiraj Hospital, Sumandeep
Vidyapeeth, Pipariya, Waghodiya, Vadodara.
Sample Size: A sample size of 90 (45 cases and 45 controls), calculated as below
Sample size for case control study [17]
nA=κnB and nB=(1+1κ)(σz1−α/2+z1−βμA−μB)2nA=κnB and nB=(1+1κ)(σz1−α/
2+z1−βμA−μB)2
1−β=Φ(z−z1−α/2)+Φ(−z−z1−α/2),z=μA−μBσ1nA+1nB−−−−−−−√1−β=Φ(z−z1−
α/2)+Φ(−z−z1−α/2),z=μA−μBσ1nA+1nB
where
• κ=nA/nBκ=nA/nB is the matching ratio
• σσ is standard deviation
• ΦΦ is the standard Normal distribution function
• Φ−1Φ−1 is the standard Normal quantile function
• αα is Type I error
• ββ is Type II error, meaning 1−β1−β is power
Duration of enrollment: One and Half Year
The study will be started after clearance from institutional Ethics committee. The study
participants will be enrolled after informed written consent and will be classified into two main
groups. (cases and controls)
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INCLUSION CRITERIA:
• case: 1) age > 18 years.
2) Patients who are known case of type II diabetes mellitus or newly
detected type II diabetes mellitus as per ADA (American Diabetic Association)
criteria will be enrolled as cases.
ADA criteria for diagnosing diabetes mellitus[18]
EXCLUSION CRITERIA:
1) Any person who is not willing to participate in study.
2) Age < 18 years.
3) Patients with acute or chronic pancreatitis.
4) Chronic alcoholic individuals.
5) Patients having gall stones.
6) Type I diabetic patients.
Age and sex matched non-diabetic individuals will be taken as controls after obtaining written
informed consent.
1. HbA1C > 6.5%
2. Fasting plasma glucose >7.0 mol/L (126 mg/dl) [a]
OR
3. Symptoms of Diabetes +
Random blood glucose concentration > 11.1mmol/L (200 mg/dl) [b] OR
4. Two- hour plasma glucose > 11.1 mmol/L (200 mg/dl) during oral
glucose tolerance test. [c]
a: Fasting is defined as no caloric intake for atleast 8 hours
b: random means without regarding to time since the last meal
c: The test should be performed using a glucose load containing the
equivalent of 75 gm anhydrous glucose dissolved in water.
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All participants included in this study will be subjected to complete history including
demographic profile, detailed history about diabetes mellitus and other co-morbidities. Complete
clinical examination including general, systemic and fundus examination will be done.
Serum Amylase and Serum Lipase will be measured in EM200 machine. The levels will be
measured by Enzymatic Colorimetric estimation method in the central lab at Dhiraj Hospital. For
estimation of levels, 2 ml blood will be withdrawn from patient preferably in a fasting state.
Blood will be collected in a plain vacuette with the help of a sterile disposable plastic syringe.
Reference value of S. Amylase – upto 96 U/L
Reference value of S. Lipase – upto 60 U/L
Apart from this, participants will be subjected to routine investigations like complete hemogram
(CBC), urine routine micro, renal function tests, serum electrolytes, liver function tests,
electrocardiography, USG abdomen-pelvis and fasting blood sugar, post-prandial blood sugar
and HbA1c as a part of diabetic work up.
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DATA ANALYSIS
All data will be recorded in CRF (Case Record Form) and compiled in MS office excel. Then
data analysis will be done by statistical software. Descriptive statistics, Odds ratio, Chi Square
test and Regression analysis will be applied for analysis.
Likely outcome and benefit of the study
1) This study will be helpful in generating more data on prevalence of exocrine pancreatic
dysfunction in type II diabetic patients by demonstrating variation in Serum Amylase and
Serum Lipase levels compared to that in non-diabetic individuals.
2) Serum Amylase and Serum Lipase level might show variations in type II diabetes patients
indicating endocrine derangement can involve exocrine part of pancreas.
3) This study will be able to demonstrate effect of duration of type II DM on exocrine
function of pancreas.
4) This study will be helpful to study association between Amylase and Lipase levels with
glycemic control (HbA1c).
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ETHICAL ISSUES
1. At no point of time the patient will be enrolled in the study without his/her consent or
willingness to enroll him/her in above study.
2. This study does not include any treatment experimentation.
3. Study also does not necessitate any harmful procedures. So, this study is not likely to
raise any ethical issues.
4. Most routine investigations required for the study are a part of routine workup of
patients and do not pose heavy financial burden to the patient.
5. As serum amylase and lipase are not a part of routine investigation for type II diabetes
mellitus, I will explain patients the importance and usefulness of the tests as they are the
predictors of damage that can occur to pancreas and cause digestive derangements in
patients by involvement of exocrine pancreas. If the patient agrees, he/she will
contribute in the study or else the primary investigator will bear the cost.
FEASIBILITY ISSUES
Our hospital is rural based tertiary care center. We get many patients of type II diabetes mellitus.
We also have fully equipped 24 hours Central laboratory facility. So all investigations needed for
this study including Serum Amylase and Lipase will be done in the central lab of the hospital
only. So this study is highly feasible at our institute and there are no feasibility concerns.
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“EVALUATION OF SERUM AMYLASE AND SERUM LIPASE AS BIOCHEMICAL
MARKERS OF PANCREATIC EXOCRINE FUNCTION IN TYPE II DIABETES
MELLITUS”
PROFORMA
Initials Age/Sex Weight: Height: BMI:
Address:
OPD No.: IPD No.:
Socioeconomic status (according to Kuppuswamy classification):
Complaints:
Detailed history of diabetes mellitus and history of presenting illness:
Duration: Compliance:
Drug history: others:
Past history
Diabetes: Hypertension:
Coronary artery disease (CAD): Cerebrovascular accident (CVA):
others:
Family history
Personal history
Addiction:
Others:
Menstrual history
General examination
Consciousness: temperature: pulse:
Blood pressure: respiratory rate: lymphadenopathy:
Pallor: icterus: clubbing:
Cyanosis: edema: others:
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Fundus examination
Systemic examination
1) Cardiovascular system:
2) Respiratory system
3) Central nervous system
ankle jerk: plantars:
sensory examination: others:
4) Per abdomen system
Laboratory investigations
Hb: TC: DC: platelets: ESR:
Urine routine/micro: RFT
S. urea: S. creatinine:
LFT
S. bilirubin: SGPT: SGOT:
Serum Electrolytes
S. sodium: S. potassium: S. chloride:
Lipid profile
Cholesterol: Triglyceride: HDL: LDL:
VLDL: Cho/HDL: LDL/HDL:
FBS: PP2BS: HbA1c:
ECG:
USG abdomen-pelvis:
Serum amylase: Serum lipase:
Final diagnosis:
Treatment given:
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Participant Information Sheet
TITLE OF STUDY:
“EVALUATION OF SERUM AMYLASE AND SERUM LIPASE
AS BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF PANCREATIC EXOCRINE
FUNCTION IN TYPE II DIABETES MELLITUS.”
Case No.____________________ Date:__________________________
Invitation to the Patient
1. Purpose and nature of the study: To study serum Amylase and Lipase levels in diabetes
patients and non-diabetic individuals and its possible co-relation with pancreatic functions.
2. Voluntary nature of participation: The participation in the study program is absolutely on
voluntary basis.
3. Study method: A patient satisfying the inclusion criteria will be evaluated clinically by
detailed history. Routine and special investigations will be studied. The data collected will be
analyzed under various parameters.
4. Participant’s responsibilities: After agreeing to participate in the study, the participant is
expected to extend his full support. He/she should provide real facts when asked into and should
allow the investigator to carry out relevant examination in detail.
5. Expected adverse events, risks and solutions: No adverse events or risks as such exist to the
participant. The study does not include any human or animal experimentation.
6. The benefit of the participation: The study is beneficial to the participant as it will give them
their illness status and help in optimal management. The study is also likely to benefit the
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community by helping in early recognition of pancreatic dysfunction in diabetics and by
highlighting the association between them.
7. Confidentiality of the report: All the data collected will be kept confidential. Participants
would be given name codes as identity.
8. In case of any problem, contact person:
Dr. Aarsh Shah
Address: Room No. 93, gargi boys hostel
Sumandeep vidyapeeth University Campus,
Piparia, Tal: Waghodia, Dist: Vadodara, 391760.
Contact No. 9925924353
9. Financial consideration: No extra financial burden will be levied on the participant.
10. Protection and security for the patient: If any type of threat or untoward event, consequent
to present study, is met with, the participant will be provided suitable protection. The nature of
threat and protection can be decided when such an event is actually faced with.
11. Obtaining additional information: If need arises, the patient may be contacted to inquire
about additional information.
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સહભાગી માહહતી પતરક
અભયાસન નામ: "પરકાર II મધમહ માા સવાદપ િડ ના બાહયકારયો ના માકકરક તરીક રીરમ અમારયલર
અન રીરમ લારય ર ના મલરયાાકન"
અભયાસ કરમાાક:__________ તારીખ:______________
આમાતરણ
૧. અભયાસનો પરકાર અન હત:"પરકાર II મધમહ માા સવાદપ િડ ના બાહયકારયો ના માકકરક તરીક રીરમ
અમારયલર અન રીરમ લારય ર ના મલરયાાકન”
૨. સવચછિક સહભાગગતા: અભયાસમાા ભાગ લવો સાપણણપણ મરજિયાત છ.
૩.અભયાસ ની રીત: રમાવશ ના ધોરણો ન રાતોષતા દદી ના પવગતવાર ઇપતહાર દવારા તબીબી
મલરયાાકન કરવા માા આવશ. રીરમ અમારયલર અન રીરમ લારય ર ના અધરયરયન કરવા માા આવશ
અન મધમહ એનડ બબનમધમહ પવષરયો વચ તલના કરવામાા આવશ. પનરયપમત અન પવશષ ત ાર
નો અભરયાર કરવા માા આવશ. એકપિત કરલા ડટા ન પવપવધ રરમાણો હઠળ પવશલષણ કરવા માા
આવશ.
૪. સહભાગીની જવાબદારી: અભયાસમાા ભાગ લવા માટ સહમત થયા પછી સહભાગીએ
તપાસકતાણન તમામ સસાગત તથયો તમિ તપાસમાા સાપણણ સહકાર આપવો પડશ.
૫. અદાજીત આડઅસર, જોખમ અન તનો ઉકલ: આ અભયાસમાા સહભાગી પર કોઈ પરયોગ ક
અખતરા કરવામા આવતા નથી, તથી કોઇ િોખમ ક આડઅસરની સાભાવના નથી.
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૬. સહભાગગતાનો લાભ: આ અભયાસમાા ભાગ લવાથી સહભાગીન તના રોગવવષ માહહતી મળશ,
જનો લાાબાગાળ તના સારવારમા ફાયદો થશ. આ રોગ વવષ વધાર માહહતી મળવાથી સમાિન
પણ ત લાભદાયી થશ.
૭. માહહતીની ગોપનીયતા: સહભાગીની એકઠી કરલ તમામ માહહતી ગોપનીય રાખવામા આવશ.
૮. કોઇપણ પરકારની તકલીફ માટ સપકક :
ડો.આરક શાહ
રમના. ૯૩, ગાગી છાિાલરય, સમનદી પવદયા ીઠ,
ી ારરરયા, તાલ - વાઘોરડરયા, જિ. વડોદરા, ૩૯૧ ૭૬૦
૯૯૨૫૯૨૪૩૫૩
૯. આરથિક રવકલપ: સહભાગીન રવધરાભાવના રોગન સસાગત તપાસ વસવાય અનય કોઈ તપાસનો
આવથિક બોિ નહહ આપવામા આવ.
૧૦. સહભાગીની સલામરત: ઉપરોકત અભયાસન સસાગત કોઈપણ પરકારના અણબનાવ સામ
સહભાગીન યોગય રકષણ પર પાડવામા આવશ. િરર પડય વધારાની માહહતી માટ સહભાગીનો
સાપકણ કરવામા આવશ.
૧૧. વધ માહહતી પરાપત કરવી: અગર િરર ડી તો વધ મારહતી પછ રછ માટ દદી નો રા કક કરી શકારય છ.
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परतिभागी सचना पतरक
अधययन का शीरषक: "परकार II मधमह म अगनयाशय क बाहरी कायो क माकक र क
रप म सीरम अमायलस और सीरम लायपस का मलयााकन।"
कस सखया .____________________
दिनाक: __________________________
रोगी को ननमतरण
1.अधययन का उददशय और परकति: "परकार II मधमह म अगनयाशय क बाहरी
कायो क माकक र क रप म सीरम अमायलस और सीरम लायपस का मलयााकन।"
2.भागीदारी की सवचछिक परकति: अधययन कायषकरम म भागीिारी सवचछिक आधार
पर बिलकल ह।
3.अधययन ववधि: समावशन मानिड को सतोरजनक रोगी का ववसतत इनतहास
दवारा निाननक मलयाकन ककया जाएगा; सीरम अमायलस और लायपस का
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अधययन ककया जाएगा और मधमह और गर मधमह ववरयो क िीच तलना की
जाएगी। एकतर ककए गए आकडो का ववशलरण ववभभनन परामीटर क अतगषत ककया
जाएगा।
4.परतिभागी की चिममदाररयाा: अधययन म भाग लन क भलए सहमत होन क िाि,
परनतभागी को अपन पणष समरषन का ववसतार करन की उममीि ह। पि जान पर
उस वासतववक तथयो को परिान करना चादहए और जाचकताष को परासगगक परीकषा
म ववसतार स जान की अनमनत िनी चादहए।
5.सभाववि परतिकल घटनाओ, जोखिमो और समािानो की उममीद: परनतभागगयो क
भलए कोई परनतकल घटनाए या जोखिम नही ह। इस अधययन म ककसी मानव या
पश परयोग शाभमल नही ह।
6.भागीदारी का लाभ:यह अधययन भागीिार क भलए फायिमि ह कयोकक यह उनकी िीमारी की चसरनत और इषटतम परिधन म मिि करगा। अधययन म मधमह रोगो म अगननाशय रोग की परारमभिक पहचान करक और उनक िीच क सिध को उजागर करक, समिाय को लाभ पहचन की भी सभावना ह।
7.ररपोटट की गोपनीयिा: एकतर सभी डटा गोपनीय रिा जाएगा। परनतभागगयो को
नाम पहचान क रप म दिया जाएगा
8.ककसी भी समसया क मामल, सपकट वयचति:
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डॉ आशक शाह
जोड: रम निर ९३, गागी िॉयज हॉसटल,
समनिीप ववदयावपठ ववशवववदयालय पररसर,
वपपाररया, तल: वाघोडडया, चजला: वडोिरा, ३९१७६०
सपकष निर ९९२५९२४३५३
9.ववततीय ववचार: भागीिार पर कोई अनतररकत ववततीय िोझ नही लगाया जाएगा।
10.रोगी क ललए सरकषण और सरकषा: अगर ककसी भी परकार का ितरा या अवपरय
घटना, चजसक पररणामसवरप अधययन को परसतत ककया जाता ह, तो इसक सार
मलाकात की जाती ह, परनतभागगयो को उपयकत सरकषण परिान ककया जाएगा। ितर
और सरकषा की परकनत का ननणषय ति ककया जा सकता ह जि इस तरह की घटना
को वासतव म सामना करना पडता ह।
11. अतिररति जानकारी परापि करना: यदि जररत पडती ह, तो अनतररकत
जानकारी क िार म पिताि क भलए मरीज को सपकष ककया जा सकता ह।
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INFORMED CONSENT FORM
Informed Consent Form (ICF) for Participants in Research Programmes involving studies
on human beings.
STUDY TITLE: “EVALUATION OF SERUM AMYLASE AND
SERUM LIPASE AS BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF
PANCREATIC EXOCRINE FUNCTION IN TYPE II DIABETES
MELLITUS”
STUDY NO.:_______________________________ DATE:_____________
Participant’s Initials: ___________
Participant’s Name:_________________________
Date of Birth:________________ Age: ________Years: _______
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1. I confirm that I have read and understood the information sheet dated ___________ for the
above study and have had the opportunity to ask questions. [ ]
2. I understand that my participation in the study is voluntary and that I am free to withdraw at
any time, without giving any reason, without my medical care or legal rights being affected.
[ ]
3. I understand that the investigator of this study, others working on the investigators behalf, the
Ethics committee and the regulatory authorities will not need my permission to look at my health
records, both in respect of the current study and further research that may be conducted in
relation to it, even if I withdraw from the study. I agree to this access. However, I understand that
my identity will not be revealed in any information related to the third party or get published.
[ ]
4. I agree not to restrict the use of any data or results that arise from this study provided such a
use is only for scientific purpose(s). [ ]
5. I agree to take part in the above study. [ ]
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Signature/Thumb impression of the participant ____________________________
Legally acceptable representative________________________________________
Signatory’s Name _______________________________Date _________________
Signature of the investigator _____________________ Date __________________
Study Investigator’s Name _______________________ Date _________________
Signature of the impartial witness __________________Date _________________
Name of the witness______________________________________________
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અભયાસમા ભાગ લવા માટ સમજી રવચારીન આપલી પરવાનગીન સમમરત-પતરક
અભયાસન નામ: "પરકાર II મધમહ માા સવાદપ િડ ના બાહય કારયો ના માકકરક તરીક રીરમ અમારયલર
અન રીરમ લારય ર ના મલરયાાકન"
અભયાસ કરમાાક:___________ તારીખ:______________
સહભાગીન પરા નામ:_____________________________________________________
સહભાગીન ટાક નામ:_____________________________________________________
સહભાગીની િનમતારીખ / ઉમર: ___________________________________________
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૧. હ ા ખાતરી આપા છા ક મ ઉપરોકત અભયાસની તા: / /) માહહતી વાાચી છ અન સમજી છ અન
ત અગના માઝવતા પરશરનો પછવાની મન તક આપવામા આવી છ.
[ ]
૨. હ ા જાણા છા ક આ અભયાસમાા ભાગ લવો મારા માટ મરજીયાત છ અન, કોઇ પણ જાતન કારણ
આપય વગર, તમાથી ગમ તયાર ખસી િવાની મન છટ છ, અન આમ કરવાથી મારી તબીબી
સારવાર ક કાયદસરના હકકોન કોઇ અસર નહી થાય.
[ ]
૩. હ ા જાણ છા ક આ અભયાસના તપાસકતાણ, તમના મદદનીશો, એવથકલ ટીમ અન તના ઉપર
દખરખ રાખતા અવધકારીઓન મારા સવાસથયની કોઈપણ જાતની માહહતી, સદર અભયાસન લગતી
ક ત વસવાયની, મળવવા માટ મારી પરવાનગીની િરર રહશ નહી, ભલપછી હ ા અભયાસમાાથી
ખસી જાઉ. હ ા જાણા છા ક મારી આ પરકારની માહહતી અનય કોઇન જાણ ક પરવસધધ નહી કરવામાા
આવ. [ ]
૪. આ અભયાસ દરમયાન, અથવા તના અત પરાપત થતી માહહતી, કોઈપણ જાતની વજઞાવનક શોધ
માટ ઉપયોગ કરવા માટ હ ા સવચછછક રીત છટ આપા છા.
[ ]
૫. હ ા આ અભયાસમાા ભાગ લવા / િોડાવા માટ સહમવત આપા છા.
[ ]
અભયાસમાા ભાગ લનારની સહહ અથવા અગઠાન વનશાન:_____________તારીખ:__________
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કાયદસરના સસવકત તપાસકતાણની સહી: _________________________તારીખ:__________
તપાસકતાણન નામ: _______________________________________________________
તટસથ સાહદ / ગવાહની સહી: ________________________________તારીખ:__________
તટસથ સાહદ / ગવાહન નામ: _______________________________________________
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सचित सहमतत पतर
इासानो पर अधययन स जड अनसाधान कायककरमो म परतििागगयो क ललए सगचि
सहमति पतर
अधययन शीरकक: "परकार II मधमह म अगनयाशय क बाहरी कायो क माकक र क रपम सीरम अमायलस और सीरम लायपस का मलयााकन।"
अधययनसा.:__________________ दिनााक _____________
परतििागी क परारालिक: ___________
परतििागी का नाम: ________________________
जम तिगि: ________________ आय: ________ वरक: _________
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1. म पमटि करिा हा कक मन उपरोकि अधययन क ललए ___________ की
जानकारी पतर पढ ललया ह और समझ ललया ह और परशन पछन का अवसर लमला
ह। [ ]
2. म समझिा हा कक अधययन म मरी िागीिारी सवमछछक ह और म ककसी िी
समय बबना ककसीिी कारण दिए बबना वापस लन क ललए सविातर हा, मरी
गचककतसा िखिाल या काननी अगधकारो क बबना परिाववि हो रहा ह [ ]
3. म समझिा हा कक इस अधययन क अवरक, अवरको की ओर स काम
करनवाल अय लोग, एगिकस कमिी और तनयामक परागधकरणो को मौजिा
अधययन और आग क शोध क साबाध म अपन सवासय अलिलखो की मरी
अनमति की आवशयकिा नहीा होगी। म इस पहाच स सहमि हा हालााकक, म
समझिा हा कक मरी पहचान ििीय पकष स साबागधि ककसी िी जानकारी म परकिन
हीा होगी या परकालशि हो जाएगी। [ ]
4. म इस अधययन स उतपन होन वाल ककसी िी डिा या पररणामो क उपयोग
को परतिबागधि करन क ललए सहमि हा, लककन ऐस परयोग कवल वजञातनक उदिशय
(परयोजनो) क ललए ह। [ ]
5. म उपरोकि अधययन म िाग लन क ललए सहमि हा। [ ]
परतििागी क हसिाकषर/अागठ का इापरशन:_____________________________
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काननी रप स सवीकायक
परतितनगध:________________________________________
हसिाकषर किाक का नाम :____________________ दिनााक: ______________
अवरक क हसिाकषर :______________________दिनााक: ______________
अधययन अवरक का नाम :____________________दिनााक: ____________
तनटपकष गवाह क हसिाकषर :__________________दिनााक: ______________
साकषी का नाम:_____________________________________
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This dissertation synopsis has been prepared by Dr. Aarsh Rajesh Shah under guidance of Dr.
Hetal Pandya and is being submitted to Departmental and ethics committee for favour of review
and approval
Dr. Aarsh Rajesh Shah
1st Year Resident,
Department of General Medicine
Signature of applicant: ______________________________
Recommendation and signature of PG guide:
Dr. Hetal Pandya, M.D._______________________________
Professor and Head
Department of General Medicine.
Recommendation and signature of Head of the Department:
Dr. Hetal Pandya, M.D.______________________________
Professor and Head
Department of General Medicine