Key result
Lipemia retinalis is a rare manifestation of hyperlipemia associated with diabetic acidosis, though historical reports suggest it may be more frequent among patients treated for diabetic acidosis.
Population
Patients with lipemia retinalis, hyperlipemia, and diabetic acidosis
Design
Other
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Lipemia retinalis may warrant clinical consideration in diabetic acidosis; Level 5 evidence leaves its post-treatment frequency open.
Lipemia retinalis is a rare but potentially underrecognized manifestation of hyperlipemia in diabetic acidosis.
Stearns et al. (1948) conducted a review in Lipemia retinalis. Lipemia retinalis is a rare manifestation of hyperlipemia associated with diabetic acidosis, though historical reports suggest it may be more frequent among patients treated for diabetic acidosis.
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