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nical management. The findings suggest that the reduction in ankle joint dorsiflexion commonly attributed to glycosylation in diabetes may be secondary to neuropathy and not to reduced blood perfusion.The co-existence of diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) and depression in subjects with diabetes is being increasingly recognized. The interaction of these two serious comorbidities may increase morbidity and mortality. An emerging thought is that persisting depression, along with stroke and cognitive dysfunction, may represent a cluster
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