Population
Hearts from young diabetics and non-diabetics, comparable with respect to sex-ratio, age, heart weight, and…
Design
Case-control
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Arteriolar microangiopathy may occur in diabetic hearts without capillary involvement; leaves open its clinical role and need for prospective validation.
Diabetic microangiopathy in the heart is demonstrable in the arterioles, characterized by increased PAS-positive staining, medial cells, and perivascular connective tissue, without the capillaropathy typically seen in other organs.
Thomas Ledet (1976) studied this question.
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