Ambulatory ECG Monitoring As A Predictor Of Cardiac Autonomic Dysfunction In Young Type I Diabetic Patients
Soha Mohamed Mohamed Abd El Hamid Khafagy;
Abstract
Autonomic neuropathy was previously thought to be a late complication, because it was detected in patients with diabetes of long duration. As newer techniques to test autonomic function developed, however, it became clear that autonomic nervous dysfuncti
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| Title | Ambulatory ECG Monitoring As A Predictor Of Cardiac Autonomic Dysfunction In Young Type I Diabetic Patients | Authors | Soha Mohamed Mohamed Abd El Hamid Khafagy | Keywords | Ambulatory ECG Monitoring As A Predictor Of Cardiac Autonomic Dysfunction In Young Type I Diabetic Patients | Issue Date | 2002 | Description | Autonomic neuropathy was previously thought to be a late complication, because it was detected in patients with diabetes of long duration. As newer techniques to test autonomic function developed, however, it became clear that autonomic nervous dysfuncti |
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