A 6-year-old non-obese girl is referred to the emergency unit after fainting. Her serum glucose and insulin were elevated with absent β-cells antibodies. Her father’s history is positive for diabetes mellitus. Her physical examination revealed normal growth and no hearing problems.

What is the single best diagnosis of this case?

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A 6-year-old non-obese girl is referred to the emergency unit after fainting. Her serum glucose and insulin were elevated with absent β-cells antibodies. Her father’s history is positive for diabetes mellitus. Her physical examination revealed normal growth and no hearing problems.

What is the single best diagnosis of this case?

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type 2 diabetes mellitus

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type 1 diabetes mellitus

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mitochondrial diabetes mellitus

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acromegaly-induced diabetes mellitus

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maturity onset diabetes mellitus

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