Search Results - "HAUER, PETER E."

558-P: Rate of Progression of Utah Early Neuropathy Symptom Score in Diabetic Neuropathy by SINGLETON, J. ROBINSON, HAUER, PETER E., REVERE, CATHY, FOSTER-PALMER, STORMY C., APERGHIS, ADRIENNE B., SMITH, A. GORDON

“…The Utah Early Neuropathy Scale (UENS) is a brief, validated exam scale focused on injury to small diameter nociceptive fibers. Twenty-four of 42 possible…”
Get full text

2269-PUB: Early Attrition from a Randomized Lifestyle Modification Protocol by REVERE, CATHY, SMITH, A. GORDON, KLUDING, PATRICIA, MARCUS, ROBIN L., DIMACHKIE, MAZEN, VIVANCO, FELIX, FOSTER-PALMER, STORMY C., HAUER, PETER E., APERGHIS, ADRIENNE B., PASNOOR, MAMATHA, STONEBRAKER, ANGELA, HAWKS, ALEXIS N., HERBELIN, LAURA, SINGLETON, J. ROBINSON

“…Assigned exercise and other lifestyle modification can alter the natural history of diabetic neuropathy, but adherence to lifestyle change protocols poses a…”
Get full text

Macrophage-Mediated Dorsal Root Ganglion Damage Precedes Altered Nerve Conduction in SIV-Infected Macaques by Laast, Victoria A, Shim, Beom, Johanek, Lisa M, Dorsey, Jamie L, Hauer, Peter E, Tarwater, Patrick M, Adams, Robert J, Pardo, Carlos A, McArthur, Justin C, Ringkamp, Matthias, Mankowski, Joseph L

“…Peripheral neuropathy is the most common neurological complication of HIV-1 infection, affecting over one-third of infected individuals, including those…”
Get full text

Neuropathological alterations in diabetic truncal neuropathy: evaluation by skin biopsy by Lauria, Giuseppe, McArthur, Justin C, Hauer, Peter E, Griffin, John W, Cornblath, David R

“…OBJECTIVES To describe the neuropathological features in skin biopsies from patients with diabetic truncal neuropathy. METHODS Three patients with diabetic…”
Get full text

Childhood ataxia with diffuse central nervous system hypomyelination by Schiffmann, R, Moller, J R, Trapp, B D, Shih, H H, Farrer, R G, Katz, D A, Alger, J R, Parker, C C, Hauer, P E, Kaneski, C R

“…A significant number of patients with progressive leukodystrophy do not have a definitive diagnosis. This report describes the clinical, morphological, and…”
Get more information