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Hypertension is one of the predisposing factor in development of microalbuminuria in diabetic nephropathy

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Muhammad Yousuf Memon, Muhammad Azhar Mughal, Hajira Naila Rahu, Ali Akbar Rahu, Khemo Mal A Karira and Ali Raza Memon

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Health Sciences

Abstract:

Non-insulin dependent diabetic subjects have higher morbidity and mortality for various vascular events than does those in general population. Cerebrovascular and renal diseases related to the progression of atherosclerosis are well known to be the frequent cause of death and microalbuminuria has been shown to predict increased morbidity and early mortality in non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus.

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