Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy: A Clinical Study Correlating Peripheral Neuropathy with Dyslipidemia and Nerve Conduction Velocity Study in Diabetics

This study demonstrates a high prevalence of dyslipidemia and poor glycemic control in patients with DPN, with sensory neuropathy being the predominant type. While statistical associations between specific lipid abnormalities and neuropathy characteristics were not established, the remarkably high prevalence of lipid derangements suggests that they may contribute to the pathogenesis. A multifactorial approach to neuropathy management, addressing both glycemic control and lipid abnormalities, may be beneficial in reducing the burden of this complication.