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  • Assessment of autonomic dysfunction in type I diabetic children
    Denišlič, Miro ; Meh, Duška
    Autonomic nerve fibre functions were neurophysiologically evaluated in 33 asymptomatic neurologically free type 1 diabetic children and 69 age-matched healthy controls. The evaluation of autonomic ... nerve fibre functions was performed by sympathetic skin response and R-R interval variation assessment. The majority of abnormal recordings was found on the lower limbs. The dysfunction of the sympathetic nerve fibre type in the lower limbs was alteredin 45 %. The sympathetic functions in our diabetic children group were affected more frequently than the parasympathetic functions. The leading abnormal measure was a delayed sympathetic skin response on the foot (42 % of diabetic children). R-R interval variation during deep respiration was abnormal in 24 % of children. R-R interval variation during normal respirationwas minimal, and no abnormal result was found.
    Vir: INABIS 2000
    Vrsta gradiva - prispevek na konferenci
    Leto - 2000
    Jezik - angleški
    COBISS.SI-ID - 12463321

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