Opinion statement Prediabetes is associated with a length-dependent polyneuropathy that
typically is sensory predominant and painful. A diagnosis of prediabetes should be sought in …

Peripheral neuropathy is a common problem encountered by neurologists and primary care
physicians. While there are many causes for peripheral neuropathy, none can be identified …

The prevalence of diabetic polyneuropathy (DPN) can approach 50% in subjects with longer-
duration diabetes. The most common neuropathies are generalized symmetrical chronic …

Abstract Between 25% and 62% of patients with idiopathic peripheral neuropathy are
reported to have prediabetes, and among individuals with prediabetes 11–25% are thought …

Length-dependent polyneuropathy has long been recognized as a frequent complication of
diabetes. A decade of observational and epidemiologic studies support the concept that …

Opinion statement No current disease-modifying treatments have been shown definitively in
randomized clinical trials to reduce or reverse diabetic sensory polyneuropathy (DSP). It is …

Ms Q is a 52-year-old woman who has had progressive polyneuropathy in the setting of
diabetes for the past 8 years. Ms Q's major disability is that of increasingly severe …

Diabetic symmetrical distal neuropathy or diabetic polyneuropathy is the most common form
of diabetic neuropathy and a leading cause of neuropathy in the United States …

Diabetic polyneuropathy is one of the commonest long-term complications of diabetes and
the commonest form of neuropathy in the developed world. It encompasses a number of …

Abstract Purpose of Review: Diabetes mellitus has become a modern global epidemic, with
steadily increasing prevalence rates related to lifestyle such that 27% of individuals aged 65 …