Diabetic Neuropathy

Martin, Malcolm M.

doi:10.1093/brain/76.4.594

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“…6 However, Thompson 130 noted higher levels of pyruvate in poorly controlled diabetics. The presence of a neurologic disorder did not appear to influence the pyruvate levels in this study.…”

Section: Nutritional Deficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Many symptoms are purely subjective in nature and are relieved by control. The reader is referred to the publications of Treusch, 21 Joslin et al, 173 Matthews, 102 Gregory and Lindley, 93 Redwood, 61 Rundles, 8 - 9 Martin, 6 Garland, 1 -13 and Goodman et al 4 for case reports.…”

Section: Vascular Insufficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…(Continued from page .506) 6. Featuring data from papers that report no side effects, but failing to quote from others that do.…”

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Neurologic Disorders of Diabetes Mellitus: Part II of a Two-part Review

Colby

1965

Diabetes

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Section: Nutritional Deficiencymentioning

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Neurologic Disorders of Diabetes Mellitus: Part II of a Two-part Review

Colby

1965

Diabetes

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“…Involvement of the nervous system in persons with diabetes was recognized by Martin in 1953 [ 181. Subsequent reports appeared with increased frequency and demonstrated the clinical acumen of the era.…”

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Comparative Studies of the Induction of Erectile Response to Film and Fantasy in Diabetic Men with and without Neuropathy

Ali

Shaikh²,

Siddiqi³

et al. 1993

Archives of Andrology

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The present study deals with the diabetic neuropathies prevailing in men. In this investigation 100 insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) and 3 14 non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM) patients with and without an objective evidence of neuropathy, having an age span in between 15 and 60 years and a duration of diabetes distributed over 1-33 years, were included along with their agematched nondiabetic controls. The diabetic subjects were evaluated for the induction of erectile responses. Investigation of induction of erectile responses to erotic stimulation by film and fantasy revealed striking results in diabetic patients with established neuropathy. Both IDDM and NIDDM patients with neuropathy exhibited a highly significant decrease (P < .0005) in penile diameter and length, penile arterial pulse amplitude, both systolic and diastolic blood pressures, and heart rate compared to controls of the same age group. However, both IDDM and NIDDM patients without neuropathy showed a nonsignificant difference in the above-mentioned parameters compared to control subjects. A nonsignificant association of induction of erectile responses to erotic stimulations among IDDM and NIDDM patients with and without neuropathy was also observed, suggesting that impotence and altered erectile responses are likely to be associated with an increased frequency to autonomic neuropathy in these patients irrespective of their type of diabetes.

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“…4 Now a report by W. R. Lee, M. R. Alderson, and J. E. Downs5 serves again to remind us that the problem of cancer of the scrotum as a hazard of occupation did not die with Dickens.…”

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1972

BMJ

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Diabetic Neuropathy

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Neurologic Disorders of Diabetes Mellitus: Part II of a Two-part Review

Neurologic Disorders of Diabetes Mellitus: Part II of a Two-part Review

Comparative Studies of the Induction of Erectile Response to Film and Fantasy in Diabetic Men with and without Neuropathy

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