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'''Diabetic angiopathy''' is a vascular [[complication]] of [[Diabetes mellitus]]. It is associated with calcification of the [[media]] of larger [[artery|arteries]] with major effects in the [[microcirculation]]. | '''Diabetic angiopathy''' is a vascular [[complication]] of [[Diabetes mellitus]]. It is associated with calcification of the [[media]] of larger [[artery|arteries]] with major effects in the [[microcirculation]]. | ||
| − | Diabetic angiopathy is a collective term for conditions specific to the diabetic state. Its severity is related to its duration more than to patient's age. | + | Diabetic angiopathy is a collective term for conditions specific to the diabetic state. Its severity is related to its duration and the quality of diabetes control more than to patient's age. |
Severe consequences of diabetic angiopathy are | Severe consequences of diabetic angiopathy are | ||
Diabetic angiopathy is a vascular complication of Diabetes mellitus. It is associated with calcification of the media of larger arteries with major effects in the microcirculation.
Diabetic angiopathy is a collective term for conditions specific to the diabetic state. Its severity is related to its duration and the quality of diabetes control more than to patient's age.
Severe consequences of diabetic angiopathy are
McMillan DE. (1978). Diabetic angiopathy--its lessons in vascular physiology. Am Heart J. Sep;96(3):401-6.
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