Neuropathy
Studies in the area of neuropathy reported from M. Nowicki and co-researchers
Published in Biotech Business Week, June 8th, 2009
According to recent research from Lodz, Poland, "Uremic neuropathy (UN) is a typical complication of long-term dialysis therapy and may manifest as distal, symmetric, and both senso-motoric and autonomic nerve dysfunction. Its clinical picture is highly variable and it is not known how the symptoms of UN reported by chronic dialysis patients correspond to positive results of clinical tests for autonomic dysfunction."
"The objective of this study was to compare the prevalence of self-reported symptoms of autonomic neuropathy (AN) revealed in patient questionnaires with the prevalence of findings from objective clinical tests. The study group included 45 patients (26...
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