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diabetic microangiopathy

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diabetic microangiopathy
Microvascular disease Any clinical or pathological changes resulting from small vessel disease in PTs with DM Measurement Capillary HTN can be measured directly by microcannulation of nailfold capillaries with a glass micropipette Prognosis Progression can be slowed by tight control of serum glucose levels, especially with long-term intense insulin therapy
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``There's a thing called diabetic microangiopathy - a disease of the blood vessels,'' he explains.
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