61. MEDLINE Abstract DKNIDDK MJ - Cognition Disorders etiology; Diabetes Mellitus, Insulin-Dependentphysiopathology psychology; diabetic neuropathies psychology; Diabetic http://www.uptodate.com/patient_info/topicpages/abstrcts/Abstrx22/3232693.htm

TI - Cognitive dysfunction in adults with type 1 (insulin-dependent) diabetes mellitus of long duration: effects of recurrent hypoglycaemia and other chronic complications. AU - Ryan CM; Williams TM; Finegold DN; Orchard TJ SO - Diabetologia 1993 Apr;36(4):329-34.

62. MEDLINE Abstract EM 199103 MJ - Awareness physiology; diabetic neuropathies psychology; Hypoglycemiapsychology; Insulin adverse effects MN - Adolescence; Adult; Aged http://www.uptodate.com/patient_info/topicpages/abstrcts/Abstrx22/4237590.htm

TI - Unawareness of hypoglycaemia in insulin-treated diabetic patients: prevalence and relationship to autonomic neuropathy. AU - Hepburn DA; Patrick AW; Eadington DW; Ewing DJ; Frier BM SO - Diabet Med 1990 Sep-Oct;7(8):711-7

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65. Picamilon And Diabetic Neuropathy Correction of diabetic neuropathies using aldose reductase inhibitors and pikamilonKuchmerovskaia TM, Parkhomets PK, Donchenko GV, Obrosova IG, Klimenko AP http://www.pikamilon.com/pikamilon/pikamilon-9.htm

Correction of diabetic neuropathies using aldose reductase inhibitors and pikamilon Kuchmerovskaia TM, Parkhomets PK, Donchenko GV, Obrosova IG, Klimenko AP, Kuchmerovskii NA, Pakirbaeva LV, Efimov AS. [Article in Russian] Institute of Biochemistry, Kiev. Abstract Galantamine Idebenone Pyritinol ORDER ... Piracetam

66. Picamilon In The Prevention And Treatment Of Diabetic Neuropathy (research) Correction of diabetic neuropathies using aldose reductase inhibitors and picamilonKuchmerovskaia TM, Parkhomets PK, Donchenko GV, Obrosova IG, Klimenko AP http://www.picamilon.net/picamilon/picamilon-9.htm

Correction of diabetic neuropathies using aldose reductase inhibitors and picamilon Kuchmerovskaia TM, Parkhomets PK, Donchenko GV, Obrosova IG, Klimenko AP, Kuchmerovskii NA, Pakirbaeva LV, Efimov AS. [Article in Russian] Institute of Biochemistry, Kiev. Abstract Galantamine Vinpocetine Idebenone Pyritinol ... Order

67. Picamilone Prevents Diabetic Neuropathy Correction of diabetic neuropathies using aldose reductase inhibitors and PicamiloneKuchmerovskaia TM, Parkhomets PK, Donchenko GV, Obrosova IG, Klimenko AP http://www.picamilone.org/picamilone-9.htm

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68. Autoantibodies And Diabetic ... These studies provide great hope for expanding the arsenal of therapeutic techniquesavailable for the treatment of diabetic neuropathies, and have indeed http://www.medforum.nl/idm/autoantibodies_and_diabetic____.htm

Autoantibodies and diabetic neuropathy Original article: Prevalence of autoantibodies to autonomic nervous tissue structures in Type 1 diabetes mellitus. Ejskjaer N, Arift S, Dodds W et al. Diabetic Med 1999; 16: 544–9. Summary The authors examined the prevalence of complement-fixing autoantibodies using indirect immunofluorescence in a large clinic-based population of patients (n = 394) with Type 1 diabetes (median duration of disease, 28 years; range 6 months to 73 years) and compared it with that in a cohort of age- and sex-matched non-diabetic patients (n = 160). Autoantibodies to sympathetic ganglia (CF-SG), vagus nerve (CF-VN) and adrenal medulla (CF-ADM) were determined. The authors conclude that complement-fixing autoantibodies to autonomic structures have an extensive presence in Type 1 diabetes patients but that their role in causing or predicting diabetic autonomic neuropathy remains to be determined. Comment There is growing evidence that Type 1 diabetes patients have a higher prevalence of autoantibodies, not only to b-cells but also to cells in the peripheral nervous system. This report adds to other observations by Zanone et al. [1] on the prevalence of CF-SG antibodies or at least one of the autoantibodies directed to autonomic nervous system structures (CF-SG, CF-ADM or CF-VN autoantibodies) in patients with diabetic autonomic neuropathy. There is also a high frequency of antibodies to phospholipids and glutamic acid decarboxylase in diabetes patients with neuropathy [2], further supporting the notion that there is a relationship between autoantibodies to nerve structures and neuropathy in Type 1 diabetes. The authors correctly state that ‘a major research goal will now be to identify the molecular target’.

69. USC School Of Medicine- Department Of Neurology interested in peripheral neuropathies, entrapment neuropathies, neuropathies ascomplications of medical diseases, diabetic neuropathies, immunemediated http://www.usc.edu/health/uscp/dept/neurology.html

University of Southern California, School of Medicine DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY Leslie P.Weiner, M.D. Professor and Chair Richard Angus Grant, Sr. Chair in Neurology Faculty Listing Program List Program Details Department Homepage The Department of Neurology provides comprehensive outpatient and inpatient services to the USC-affiliated hospitals. The department's clinical programs includes the Bowles clinic for Alzheimer's disease and Related Disorders; Parkinson's Disease and Movement disorders clinic; Neuromuscular disease Program; Epilepsy Program (including surgery for patients with intractable seizures); Multiple Sclerosis and Immunologic disorders Program; and Cerebrovascular Disease (Stroke) Program, which emphasizes early intervention The department has a strong reputation in clinical neurophysiology and has active research programs in epilepsy, neuromuscular disease, intraoperative monitoring, and coma. Its EEG and Evoked Potential Laboratories are fully accredited and offer complete services in EEGs and evoked potentials including intraoperative monitoring. Board certified electromyographers perform expert EMG and nerve conduction studies. Evaluation and treatment of patients with neuromuscular disorders using muscle biopsy studies (eledronmicroscopy, histochemistry, culture techniques, and special studies) are available. The Department has established a two-bed telemetry unit at USC University Hospital in which to evaluate patients who are candidates for surgery for intractable Epilepsy. This is part of a comprehensive program that includes PET scanning, electrophysiology, neurophysiology, language localization, and therapeutic protocols in relation to both standard and experimental antiepileptic drugs.

70. Diabetic Neuropathy 1,3. IMMUNOLOGIC DISTURBANCE. Immunologic factors may play a partin some diabetic neuropathies, especially autonomic neuropathies. http://www.pajournalcme.com/pajournal/cme/pa007a.htm

From the July 2000 Issue of Physician Assistant Diabetic Neuropathy CME Activity, One Category 1 credit hour ($10.00) Release Date: 7/31/2000 Expiration Date: 7/31/2002 After reading the article, click here to complete the test online. Pamela Ann Melvin Sate, PA-C, BA, BS, MPAS Physician Assistant High Point, NC No commerical relationships to disclose. Pathogenesis Microvascular Injury Hyperglycemia Atherosclerosis ... Conclusion Objectives: After reading the article, the reader should be able to: describe the signs and symptoms of diabetic neuropathy; discuss the contributing factors; recognize the signs and symptoms of diabetic neuropathy; consider treatment regimens for their patients; understand how complicated the disease process is. Abstract Diabetic neuropathy occurs in a majority of patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes mellitus. Clinical presentation varies based on the distribution and types of nerves involved. Many patients have signs and symptoms that do not fall neatly into any one neuropathic category. A thorough history and physical examination, as well as appropriate diagnostic studies, should be performed when diabetic neuropathy is suspected. Central to the treatment of diabetic neuropathy is close glycemic control with ancillary drugs and therapies directed at symptom relief. Reducing chronic hyperglycemia can help reduce neuropathic pain and slow the progression of neuropathies. The Physician Assistant Recertification Series provides a definitive review and update of major areas of primary care medicine and the opportunity to earn Category 1 CME credit. Article selection and a blinded peer review are conducted by a distinguished panel of PA educators and clinicians. The series is designed to help PAs maintain current clinical standards.

71. Sites Médicaux Francophones : Classement Par Mots Clés MeSH, Qualificatifs Et neuropathies diabétiques diabetic neuropathies; neuropathies http://www.chu-rouen.fr/ssf/santpathn.html

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72. Neuropathies Diabétiques : Sites Et Documents Francophones Translate this page Arborescence(s) du thesaurus MeSH contenant le mot-cléneuropathies diabétiques diabetic neuropathies http://www.chu-rouen.fr/ssf/pathol/neuropathiesdiabetiques.html

Neuropathies Diabétiques Menu général CISMeF Arborescence(s) neuropathies diabétiques diabetic neuropathies endocrinopathies métabolisme et nutrition, maladies système nerveux, maladies Position du mot-clé dans l' (les) arborescence(s) : Vous pouvez consulter toutes les ressources ou seulement les principales ou utiliser l' outil de recherche les recommandations les documents concernant l' enseignement les documents destinés aux patients Ou consulter ci-dessous une sélection des principales ressources : ligne directrice et consensus Neuropathie autonome chez le diabétique - Recommandations publiées dans Diabetes et Métabolism [Par et-al. , M. Valensi P, M. Gautier , M. Amarenco G. Site éditeur ALFEDIAM Association de Langue Française pour l'Etude du DIAbète et des Maladies métaboliques ; ; langue : français ; format : html ; accès : gratuit ; non parrainé ; daté de : 1997]. mots clés : * neuropathies diabétiques type(s) : table ronde consensus Neuropathie diabétique périphérique - recommandations publiées dans Diabetes et Métabolism [Par et-al. , M. Gautier , M. Cahagne B, M. Edan G (CHU de Rennes, Service de neurologie).

73. Morris Fisher CV Neuropathies *Electrophysiological Evaluation of Upper Motor Neuron Syndromes*Peripheral Neuropathies, Monoclonal Gammopathies, diabetic neuropathies. http://www.research.hines.med.va.gov/profiles/fisherm.htm

MORRIS ALAN FISHER, M.D. Attending Physician and Director, Clinical Neurophysiology Professor and Director, Neuromuscular Program Neurology (127) VA Hospital Hines, IL 60141 morris.fisher@med.va.gov Loyola University Medical Center Stritch School of Medicine 2160 S. First Avenue Maywood, IL 60153 *B.A. (History) 1961 - Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut *M.D. 1968 - Harvard Medical School, Boston, Massachusetts *Residency (Neurology) 1968-1974 - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston *Fellowship (Clinical Neurophysiology) 1975 - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston Current Research Interests *F Responses and H Reflexes *Electrophysiological Evaluation of Peripheral Neuropathies *Electrophysiological Evaluation of Upper Motor Neuron Syndromes *Peripheral Neuropathies, Monoclonal Gammopathies, Diabetic Neuropathies Selected Publications Wilson JE, Park Y, Fisher MA . Electrodiagnostic criteria in CIDP: Comparison with diabetic neuropathy. EMG Clin Neurophys 40:181-185, 2000. Eisen A

74. Better Nutrition: Evening Primrose Oil - It's Essential. (Nutritional Supplement Easing diabetic neuropathies. Some of those with insulindependent diabetessuffer with diabetic neuropathies, or peripheral nerve abnormalities. http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m0FKA/n6_v60/20735922/p4/article.jhtml?term=gam

75. The AFB Treatise-Diabetic Neuropathy the diabetic on dialysis, the most frequently observed forms are the distal motorsensitivepolyneuropathies and the autonomic diabetic neuropathies.Signs and http://www.hospal.com/treatise/cap11/neuropatia_dia_en_it.htm

CH. 1 CH. 2 CH. 3 CH. 4 CH. 5 CH. 6-7 CH. 8 CH. 11 EPIDEMIOLOGY OF DIABETIC NEPHROPATHY Diabetic neuropathy The dialysis treatments neither improve nor stabilise the neuropathy, even if this occurs less frequently and is less severe in diabetic patients treated with PD. However, it has been observed (M. Briganti et al., Blood Purification, 1989) that thanks to an adequate correction of uraemic acidosis, which ensures suitable levels of pCO (decreases correlated to the marked anomalies in EEG signalling), several types of dialysis can improve intra-dialysis tolerance, both clinical and neurological. The best correction of acid-base status attainable in AFB allows for stable levels of pCO , both plasmatic and cerebral. Back Introduction Mortality and morbidity of diabetic patients on dialysis Correlations between chronic diabetes disorders and dialysis treatment ... Diabetic retinopathy Diabetic neuropathy Arterial hypertension Ischaemic cardiopathy Peripheral vasculopathy Infections ... Dysionias ('alterations in the ionic composition of the organic liquids') and metabolic acidosis DEEPENING Diabetes and uraemia Pathogenesis Risk factors and prevention Evolution ... Education, planning of the vascular access,start of dialysis,kind of treatment in the diabetic patient

76. Listings Of The World Health Conditions And Diseases Listings World Health Conditions and Diseases Neurological Disorders PeripheralNervous System diabetic neuropathies. Listings World, http://listingsworld.com/Health/Conditions_and_Diseases/Neurological_Disorders/P

77. Recommandations Pour La Pratique Clinique Suivi Du Patient Translate this page ou Cardiovascular disease, ou Diabetic retinopathy ou Diabetic retinopathiesou Diabetic nephropathies ou diabetic neuropathies ou Coronary disease ? http://www.anaes.fr/ANAES/Publications.nsf/nID/LILF-44CJ8D?OpenDocument&Back=RE_

78. Development Medicine Online Translate this page by admin on 2003/1/28 102639 (17 reads) diabetic neuropathies are the most commonsymmetric sensory and motor neuropathies in the industrialized countries. http://www.devmedicine.com/

Home Docs Forum Downloads ... Contact Us Login Nickname Password Lost Password? Don't have an account yet? Register now! Search Advanced Search DevMedicine Carrot Donation Program Main Menu Home News Submit News Archive ... FAQ NewsLetters Biomedical Science Exchange Leaders Information Service Books Home Page There isn't a Biggest Story for Today, yet. Recent News Unusual Clinical P... Symptoms and treat... Cerebral spinal fl... Severe Acute Respi... ... Exenatide LAR Prog... Development Medicine Online Welcome to DevMedicine, world's largest network of medical professionals working on medical conditions in developing countries and emerging economies. Acute abdomen Alerts Asthma Events Hemoglobin HIV/AIDS Patient care Revised case definition HIV/AIDS News Guidelines Industry News Leishmaniasis Leprosy Loss of Vision Malaria Myopathy Neuropathy Onchocerciasis Onchodermatitis Life cycle Parasitic diseases Cysticercosis Red eye Differential diagnosis Tuberculosis Facts about Tuberculin Test Leprosy : Unusual Clinical Picture of Leprosy Posted by admin on 2003/1/28 14:24:57 (189 reads) Leprosy can induce a skin reaction similar in appearance to erythema nodosum producing a condition called erythema nodosum leprosum (ENL). This condition is thought to be caused by immune complexes consisting of mycobacterial antigen, immunoglobulin and complement that deposit in the cutaneous tissues. ENL differs from classic erythema nodosum, which is usually painless, and limited to the lower extremities, by being widely distributed even affecting the face; being painful; and having nodular lesions. Iritis, neuritis, lymphadenitis, arthritis, and proteinuria may also be present and fever is common. ENL can be the first manifestation of leprosy or it can develop during the course of treatment.

79. Pain Central Library Resource Neuropathy Page General Hospital. Neuromuscular Disease Center/diabetic neuropathies Centerpresents an overview of diabetes and symmetric and asymmetric neuropathies. http://www.paincentral.com/Library/neuropathy/neuropathy.htm

Neuropathy Resource Links Internet Links of interest relating to Neuropathy: ACP-ASIM Online/Diabetic NeuropathyAm. Col. of Physicians - Am. Soc. of Internal Medicine studies the effect of diabetes therapy on the development and progression of neuropathy. AIDS Treatment Data Network/Peripheral Neuropathy - Defines the condition of peripheral neuropathy and discusses how AIDS/HIV medicines can cause it. Also covers treatment methods. Inflammatory Neuropathy Support Group - Provides assistance and support to victims of a variety of inflammatory neuropathy sufferers. Includes info on different disorders. MedicineNet.com/Peripheral Neuropathy - Defines this disease and provides a list of possible causes. Includes advice about treatment and links. MGH Neurology/Peripheral Neuropathy Web Forum - Discuss peripheral neuropathy with other patients and professionals at this forum maintained by the Department of Neurology at Mass. General Hospital. Neuromuscular Disease Center/Diabetic Neuropathies - Center presents an overview of diabetes and symmetric and asymmetric neuropathies. Neuropathy Association - Learn about this nerve disease with the help of this association. Join the group, read about membership benefits or make a contribution.

80. Dr. Swenson diabetic neuropathies Treatment Strategies in diabetic neuropathies and MicrovascularComplications Clinical Strategies Joslin Diabetes Center Educational http://www.louisville.edu/medschool/neuro/faculty/swenson.html

Michael R. Swenson, M.D. Professor, Department of Neurology University of Louisville Louisville, KY 40292 Phone: 502-852-6407 mikeswenson@insightbb.com Current Positions Education: Postgraduate Education ... Current Clinical Research Current Positions: University of Louisville, (October, 1996 present) Professor University of California, San Diego, (October, 1996 present) Clinical Professor, Department of Neurosciences Education: Bachelor of Physics (with Distinction), 1969 and Master of Science (with Highest Distinction), 1971 University of Minnesota, School of Physics and Astronomy, Doctor of Medicine (MD), 1973-76 University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis Postgraduate Education: Internal Medicine Resident PGY I-II, 1977-79 Tucson Hospitals Medical Education Program, Arizona, University of Arizona, Department of Neurology, Tucson Neurophysiology Fellow, 1982-83 University of Arizona, Department of Neurology, Tucson Board Certification: Neurology Board Certified: Diplomate, American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, Inc., 1984 EEG Board Certified: Diplomate, American Board of Clinical Neurophysiology

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