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Continuum, 2014
This article focuses on the most prevalent forms of autonomic neuropathies, but also discusses conditions such as focal and dysfunctional syndromes (altered autonomic function in the absence of structural lesions). The goal of this review is to allow the reader to promptly recognize these disorders, identify potentially reversible or treatable causes ...
Valeria, Iodice, Paola, Sandroni
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This article focuses on the most prevalent forms of autonomic neuropathies, but also discusses conditions such as focal and dysfunctional syndromes (altered autonomic function in the absence of structural lesions). The goal of this review is to allow the reader to promptly recognize these disorders, identify potentially reversible or treatable causes ...
Valeria, Iodice, Paola, Sandroni
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Muscle & Nerve, 2020
AbstractAutonomic neuropathies represent a complex group of disorders that preferentially target autonomic fibers and can be classified as either acute/subacute or chronic in onset. Acute‐onset autonomic neuropathies manifest with such conditions as paraneoplastic syndromes, Guillain‐Barre syndrome, Sjögren syndrome, infection, or toxins/chemotherapy ...
Kaur, Divpreet +3 more
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AbstractAutonomic neuropathies represent a complex group of disorders that preferentially target autonomic fibers and can be classified as either acute/subacute or chronic in onset. Acute‐onset autonomic neuropathies manifest with such conditions as paraneoplastic syndromes, Guillain‐Barre syndrome, Sjögren syndrome, infection, or toxins/chemotherapy ...
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Metabolism, 1986
The incidence of autonomic dysfunction as a complication of diabetes mellitus is reported to be as high as 20% to 40%. Symptoms of diabetic autonomic neuropathy (DAN) are often vague, and signs difficult to detect on routine physical examination. The early diagnosis of DAN is possible by utilizing several simple noninvasive tests, which may also be ...
E, Niakan, Y, Harati, J P, Comstock
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The incidence of autonomic dysfunction as a complication of diabetes mellitus is reported to be as high as 20% to 40%. Symptoms of diabetic autonomic neuropathy (DAN) are often vague, and signs difficult to detect on routine physical examination. The early diagnosis of DAN is possible by utilizing several simple noninvasive tests, which may also be ...
E, Niakan, Y, Harati, J P, Comstock
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Seminars in Neurology, 2015
Autonomic nerve fibers are affected in most generalized peripheral neuropathies. Although this involvement is often mild or subclinical, there are a group of peripheral neuropathies in which the small or unmyelinated fibers are selectively or prominently targeted.
Jennifer, Dineen, Roy, Freeman
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Autonomic nerve fibers are affected in most generalized peripheral neuropathies. Although this involvement is often mild or subclinical, there are a group of peripheral neuropathies in which the small or unmyelinated fibers are selectively or prominently targeted.
Jennifer, Dineen, Roy, Freeman
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Journal of the Autonomic Nervous System, 1990
Symptoms of uraemic autonomic neuropathy are often vague and aspecific. A correct diagnosis of autonomic dysfunction is possible by using several simple and non-invasive tests of parasympathetic and sympathetic control of the cardiovascular system. A defective regulation of the heart rate, due mostly to an afferent lesion, is more common than damage of
VITA, Giuseppe +3 more
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Symptoms of uraemic autonomic neuropathy are often vague and aspecific. A correct diagnosis of autonomic dysfunction is possible by using several simple and non-invasive tests of parasympathetic and sympathetic control of the cardiovascular system. A defective regulation of the heart rate, due mostly to an afferent lesion, is more common than damage of
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Seminars in Neurology, 2003
Acquired forms of autonomic neuropathy may be isolated or may coexist with somatic neuropathy. Clinical identification of symptoms and signs in the patient with autonomic dysfunction is crucial in the diagnosis of autonomic neuropathy and its separation from pure autonomic failure or multiple system atrophy.
Cory, Toth, Douglas W, Zochodne
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Acquired forms of autonomic neuropathy may be isolated or may coexist with somatic neuropathy. Clinical identification of symptoms and signs in the patient with autonomic dysfunction is crucial in the diagnosis of autonomic neuropathy and its separation from pure autonomic failure or multiple system atrophy.
Cory, Toth, Douglas W, Zochodne
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Current Opinion in Neurology, 1994
A limited autonomic neuropathy may underlie some unusual clinical syndromes, including the postural tachycardia syndrome, pseudo-obstruction syndrome, heat intolerance, and perhaps chronic fatigue syndrome. Antibodies to autonomic structures are common in diabetes, but their specificity is unknown. The presence of autonomic failure worsens prognosis in
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A limited autonomic neuropathy may underlie some unusual clinical syndromes, including the postural tachycardia syndrome, pseudo-obstruction syndrome, heat intolerance, and perhaps chronic fatigue syndrome. Antibodies to autonomic structures are common in diabetes, but their specificity is unknown. The presence of autonomic failure worsens prognosis in
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Diabetes/Metabolism Reviews, 1995
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SPALLONE, VINCENZA +2 more
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SPALLONE, VINCENZA +2 more
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