Study of diastolic dysfunction in diabetic patients and its correlation with microalbuminuria

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Cross-sectional study reveals severe diastolic dysfunction in diabetic patients, indicating cardiovascular risk factors linked to microalbuminuria.

Diastolic dysfunction was observed in 72% of diabetic patients, with 45.2% being Grade I.
Microalbuminuria was present in 88% of participants, significantly increasing with worsening diastolic grade.
Cross-sectional analysis utilized echocardiography and urine ACR for assessment of dysfunction and microalbuminuria.
Significant correlation was found between urine ACR levels and diastolic dysfunction severity, suggesting cardiovascular implications.

Kaushik et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional study reveals severe diastolic dysfunction in diabetic patients, indicating cardiovascular risk factors linked to microalbuminuria.