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Upper limb musculoskeletal abnormalities and poor metabolic control in diabetes
European Journal of Internal Medicine , 10/12/09
Ramchurn N et al. – Upper limb locomotor abnormalities are very common in diabetes and are associated with worse glycaemic control and more diabetic complications. Assessment of upper limb locomotor disease in diabetes should include an estimate of glycaemic control and a search for other complications.
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