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Evaluation of cardiac autonomic dysfunction using electrocardiography in type 2 diabetes mellitus patients: a case-control study

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Case-control study reveals ECG changes in diabetic patients, suggesting heightened cardiovascular risk linked to cardiac autonomic neuropathy.

T2DM patients showed significantly higher mean heart rates when compared to healthy controls, indicating possible cardiac dysfunction.
The study recorded prolonged PR and QTc intervals in T2DM patients, highlighting significant ECG abnormalities that reflect cardiac dysautonomia.
Analysis indicated that ischemic events were notably more prevalent in T2DM patients than in controls, pointing to increased cardiovascular risk.
Electrocardiography serves as a valuable tool for early detection of cardiac autonomic neuropathy in diabetics, enabling timely interventions.

T et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Case-control study reveals ECG changes in diabetic patients, suggesting heightened cardiovascular risk linked to cardiac autonomic neuropathy.

T2DM patients showed significantly higher mean heart rates when compared to healthy controls, indicating possible cardiac dysfunction.
The study recorded prolonged PR and QTc intervals in T2DM patients, highlighting significant ECG abnormalities that reflect cardiac dysautonomia.
Analysis indicated that ischemic events were notably more prevalent in T2DM patients than in controls, pointing to increased cardiovascular risk.
Electrocardiography serves as a valuable tool for early detection of cardiac autonomic neuropathy in diabetics, enabling timely interventions.

T et al. (2025) studied this question.

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