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인슐린비의존형 당뇨병 환자에서 당뇨병성 말초신경병증과 심혈관계 자율신경병증의 관련성
Relationship between Peripheral Neuropathy and Cardiovascular Autonomic Neuropathy in Non - Insulin Dependent Diabetics
하승우(Sung Woo Ha), 이현정(Hyun Jeong Lee), 한정훈(Jeung Hun Han), 정상원(Sang Won Jung), 남직화(Jick Hwa Nam), 신병호(Byoung Ho Sin), 구성모(Seong Mo Koo), 김정국(Jung Guk Kim), 권삼(Sam Kwon), 김보완(Bo Wan Kim)
UCI I410-ECN-0102-2009-510-005469635
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Background: Autonomic neuropathy was detected in some diabetics with symmetric peripheral neuropathy, a common complication of diabetes mellitus that may be associated with considerable morbidity. There has been known to be similarity of pathogenic mechanism in two neuropathies. Then we examined nerve conduction velocity and cardiovascular autono- mic function tests. We studied relationship between peripheral and cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy in non-insulin dependent diabetics. Methods: We studied 166 patients with or witbout peripheral neuropathy who had been diagnosed as non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus. We examined nerve conduction tests to assess diabetic peripheral neuropathy and classified them into 4 groups aecording to neuropathic symptoms and results of nerve conduction tests. We examined five cardiovas- cular autonomic function tests by Ewing's methods. Results: 1. The duration of diabetes mellitus was significan- tly longer in the group of cliabetics with neuropathic symptoms and abnormal findings in the nerve conduction velocity tests than the other groups. The level of blood glucose was significantly higher in the group of diabetics with neuropathic symptoms and findings than the other groups. 2. In the 5 cardiovascular autonomic function tests, heart rate response to deep breathing and Valsalva maneuver had significant differences between the diabetic group with peripheral neuropathy and the other groups. 3. The frequency and severity of autonomic neuro- pathy were higher in the group with peripheral neuro- pathic symptoms and findings than the other groups without neuropathic syrnptoms and findings. There was an overall significant relationship between sen- sorirnotor neural function and autonomic function. 4. There was no association between peripheral neuropathy and nephropathy although peripheral neuropathy was related with retinopathy. Conclusion: Diabetic peripheral neuropathy accom- panies autonomic neuropathy. Then, this result sug- gests that there is the relationship between peripheral and cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy.

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