Years of Working Life Lost Due to Disability Rulings Caused by Chronic Complications of Diabetes Mellitus Issued at UMF No. 45.   /   Años de vida laboral perdidos por dictámenes de invalidez por complicaciones crónicas de diabetes mellitus emitidos en la UMF No. 45.

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años perdidos, complicaciones crónicas, diabetes mellitus

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Introduction: Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a prevalent chronic disease that can affect quality of life, functional capacity, and working life. Objective: To determine the years of working life lost in individuals with a disability determination secondary to DM complications. Materials and Methods: An observational,  retrospective, and descriptive study was conducted at Family Medicine Unit No. 45. Years of working life lost were calculated as the difference between 60 years of age and the age at the time of disability determination, multiplied by the percentage of loss of work capacity. Results: A total of 130 disability determinations due to complications of type 2 DM were analyzed, with a median age of 50 years. Men younger than 50 years, with basic education and occupations involving elementary and support activities, predominated. Diabetic nephropathy was the most frequent complication. An average of 200 days of work disability was recorded, with a total of 865.76 years of working life lost and a mean of 6.6577 years lost per worker.

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2026-11-13

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Memoria - Resultados Originales

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Years of Working Life Lost Due to Disability Rulings Caused by Chronic Complications of Diabetes Mellitus Issued at UMF No. 45.   /   Años de vida laboral perdidos por dictámenes de invalidez por complicaciones crónicas de diabetes mellitus emitidos en la UMF No. 45. (2026). Revista Red De Investigación En Salud En El Trabajo, 9(S7), 14-16. https://rist.zaragoza.unam.mx/act/index.php/rist/article/view/51

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