What is the ideal biological marker in diagnosis of diabetic neuropathies?

What is the ideal biological marker in diagnosis of diabetic neuropathies?

As diabetes mellitus rapidly increases worldwide, diabetic neuropathy is the most common long-term debilitating complication of diabetes, and is the main initiating factor for foot ulceration and amputation without trauma. Foot ulceration and amputation is much more common in neuropathic patients, with the annual incidence rising from <1% in those without neuropathy to more than 7% in those wit...

Diabetic neuropathies: diagnosis and management.

INTRODUCTION Changes in human behaviour and lifestyle over the last century have resulted in a dramatic increase in the incidence of diabetes worldwide. Neuropathy is a common and costly complication of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes. The prevalence of neuropathy is estimated to be about 8% in newly diagnosed patients and greater than 50% in patients with long-standing disease. There are two m...

The diabetic neuropathies: types, diagnosis and management.

Although over the years the considerable breakthroughs made in our understanding of diabetic neuropathy has come from both neurologists and diabetologists, in recent times (in the UK) it is diabetologists that have assumed the main clinical role in diagnosing and managing the most common neuropathy in the western world. It may therefore be that referral of patients with diabetic neuropathy from...

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