Early diagnostic value of quantitative sensory testing in diabetes with peripheral neuropathy;

Objective:By measuring the sensory threshold of patients by means of quantitative sensory testing(QST)technology to evaluate the small fiber function and the relationship between its function and shoulder-hand syndrome(SHS).

Objective Quantitative sensory testing(QST)and nerve conduction velocity(NCV)were applied in T2DM to evaluate their correlation and difference for detection of diabetic peripheral neuropathy(DPN)and investigate how to choose them correctly.

There are many methods for the assessment of diabetic peripheral neuropathy including simple screening methods,electrophysiology,quantitative sensory tests,morphological measures and so on,but the definition of diabetic peripheral neuropathy have not been standard.

Objective To evaluate the clinical usefulness of graduated 10g monofilament exam、thermal sensibility、vibrayory sensation in the diagnosis of diabetes peripheral neuropathy·Methods The clinical data of 95 patients with type 1 diabetes、type 2 diabetes or impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) (according to the criteria of WHO)and without cerebral vascular、lumbar vertebra disorders and cognitive disorder.

Objective To study the diabetic thermal sensory neuropathy and investigate the significance of quantitative thermal testing (QTT) in diagnosis of the early diabetic peripheral neuropathy.