Examples of diabetic

• Preoperative characteristics predicting intraoperative hypotension and hypertension among hypertensives and diabetics undergoing noncardiac surgery.

• The value of the oscillatory potential in selecting juvenile diabetics at risk of developing proliferative retinopathy.

• Contrast-induced nephrotoxicity is a common concern among angiographers in groups of patients like diabetics, who are known to be at increased risk.

• Therefore, contrast-induced nephrotoxicity should be an important consideration for angiographers comparable to diabetics.

• The non-diabetics were not aware that they were at risk, and none of the diabetics had experienced serious health problems since diagnosis.

• Pregnancy in established non-insulin-dependent diabetics.

• The initial promise of minidiabetic clinics within the primary health care system seems not to have developed into a comprehensive system for regular review of all diabetics.

• Although only about 10% of diabetics have a symptomatic neuropathy, nearly half have asymptomatic involvement as confirmed by nerve conduction studies, quantitative sensory testing and autonomic tests.