[PDF] Top 20 Potential risk factors for diabetic neuropathy: a case control study

... ten diabetic patients participated in this case-control study (55 patients in each ...a diabetic patient with no evidence of DN, and a case was a diabetic patient with ... See full document

... this risk factor with isolated congenital heart defect chd phenotypes is an interesting issue that warrants independent ...different study designs were used for testing the significance of the maternal age ... See full document

... the diabetic population can have more serious ...One study [15], investi- gated the role of footwear in the prevention of foot lesions in people with type 2 diabetes and reached a controversial conclusion ... See full document

... as risk factors for severe PPH, and the associations between potential risk factors and severe PPH was quantified by the OR and 95% confidence interval ...dependent risk ... See full document

... The risk factors identified in outbreaks may not be similar to those of sporadic cases of salmonel- losis since exposures in sporadic cases vary ...as risk factors for Salmonella infections in ... See full document

... amputation risk, specifically with CKD and dialysis, all of which have previously been linked with amputation [35, ...al.’s study, whose dialysis cohort mainly focused on a non- Hispanic Caucasian ... See full document

... Indian study by Das et al (2001) has revealed that subclinical dysfunction of central nervous system is common in diabetes, particularly in NIDDM and this can reliably detected by measuring sensory evoked ... See full document

... controlled study in a country which had experienced significant social changes in the recent ...largest study of multiple risk factors for suicide to be carried out in Eastern ...certain ... See full document

... cemic control (HbA1c ...Independent risk factors for ulcer were male gender (OR ...(higher risk for those from developed regions, OR ...4.65–13.59). Risk factors for amputation ... See full document

... glycaemic control was not so evi- ...Diabetes Study (UKPDS) on 3867 recently diagnosed T2DM patients demonstrated that at 10 years from inclusion in the study, there were no differences on developing ... See full document

... Introduction: Diabetic neuropathy is one of the most common chronic com- plications of ...the study of the complications of diabetes, or one of its ...Our study was designed to study in ... See full document

... these factors are known to correlate with increased incidence of DME, very few studies have correlated the presence of uncontrolled systemic disease and biochemical parameters with increased incidence of NSD in ... See full document

... Norwegian study, examined infections by type and found that upper respiratory infections, lower respiratory infections, and gastroenteritis are all associated with ...Norwegian study, ear infection was ... See full document

... Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT) established a clear link between impaired glycemic control and neuropathy 13 ...controlled diabetic may increase risk of ...glycemic ... See full document

... other risk factors [48]. In the current study, after 10 years of disease, results showed high ...recent study, con- ducted in United States of America [18], each year of DM represents a 6 % ... See full document

...  Up to 50% of type2 diabetic patient have significant neuropathy & at risk of foot.. ulcer..[r] ... See full document

... After follow up period, the patient was maintained on nishamlaki vati 2BD, along with his regular allopathic medication. No exacerbation/ aggravation of symptoms is noted after the follow up period. Hence it can be ... See full document

... with the proposed approach being moderately more efficient. Hsu et al.’s approach gave a slightly lower dependence estimate. The regression coefficient estimates of Hsu et al. and that of Shih and Chatterjee are similar, ... See full document

... Oxidative stress is widely recognized as the key component in the pathogenesis of diabetic complications. Human bodies are constantly protected against excessive oxidative stress by a complex set of enzymatic and ... See full document

... Regarding that the study and control groups were matched for sex, no significant difference was observed on this basis (p=0.823). To note, 82.8% and 83.9% of the cases and controls were males, respectively. ... See full document