Why the study?
Does diabetes impair peripheral cutaneous blood flow responses to physiological stressors compared to healthy controls?
Does diabetes impair peripheral cutaneous blood flow responses to physiological stressors compared to healthy controls?
Diabetes impairs peripheral microvascular blood flow responses to stress and heat, resulting in a functional deficit that resembles premature aging.
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Impaired cutaneous vasomotor responses in diabetes suggest microvascular dysfunction; cross-sectional data leave open causality, prognosis, and intervention targets.
Stansberry et al. (1997) studied this question.
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