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The relationship of insulin-Like growth factor-1 to diabetic peripheral neuropathy

Man Zhang

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Objective:To evaluate the possible relationship between insulin like growth factor 1(IGF 1)and diabetic peripheral neuropathy in diabetic patients.Methods: The levels of IGF 1,the clinical and laboratory items in 97cases of type 2 diabetes(32 with peripheral neuropathy and 65 without peripheral neuropathy)were measured.Results: The peripheral neuropathy group had significant lower levels of IGF 1 compared to non peripheral neuropathy group and control subjects(P0.01),No significant difference was found between non peripheral neuropathy group and control subjects.The levels of serum IGF 1 were negatively correlated with age,HbA 1C and duration of the disorder.Conclusions: Decreased IGF 1 in diabetic patients with peripheral neuropathy may contribute to the pathogensis of neuropathy.

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Objective:To evaluate the possible relationship between insulin like growth factor 1(IGF 1)and diabetic peripheral neuropathy in diabetic patients.Methods: The levels of IGF 1,the clinical and laboratory items in 97cases of type 2 diabetes(32 with peripheral neuropathy and 65 without peripheral neuropathy)were measured.Results: The peripheral neuropathy group had significant lower levels of IGF 1 compared to non peripheral neuropathy group and control subjects(P0.01),No significant difference was found between non peripheral neuropathy group and control subjects.The levels of serum IGF 1 were negatively correlated with age,HbA 1C and duration of the disorder.Conclusions: Decreased IGF 1 in diabetic patients with peripheral neuropathy may contribute to the pathogensis of neuropathy.

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Objective:To evaluate the possible relationship between insulin like growth factor 1(IGF 1)and diabetic peripheral neuropathy in diabetic patients.Methods: The levels of IGF 1,the clinical and laboratory items in 97cases of type 2 diabetes(32 with peripheral neuropathy and 65 without peripheral neuropathy)were measured.Results: The peripheral neuropathy group had significant lower levels of IGF 1 compared to non peripheral neuropathy group and control subjects(P0.01),No significant difference was found between non peripheral neuropathy group and control subjects.The levels of serum IGF 1 were negatively correlated with age,HbA 1C and duration of the disorder.Conclusions: Decreased IGF 1 in diabetic patients with peripheral neuropathy may contribute to the pathogensis of neuropathy.

Key concepts: Medicine, Peripheral neuropathy, Peripheral, Internal medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Insulin-like growth factor, Diabetic neuropathy, Endocrinology

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