CRP has previously been shown to be elevated in adults with known type 1 diabetes. [7, 8] In the study by Kilpatrick et al., [7] the CRP levels were related to age, BMI, HbA 1c, female sex, and a ...

Cranial nerve mononeuropathies are a well-documented diabetic complication, specifically those affecting the third, fourth, sixth and seventh cranial nerves; [290–293] multiple neuropathy has ...

Microbiological Spectrum of Infection UTIs in patients with diabetes are due to the same urinary pathogens as those found in the general population, with the majority of ascending infections being ...