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Diabetic patient with peripheral neuropathy and Holmes-Adie pupil

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In the last of our case studies highlighting various presentation relating to diabetes, Kirit Patel describes a patient with diplopia and a second with a pupil anomaly

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Case One

Peripheral neuropathy

A 66-year-old diet-controlled diabetic visited the practice for his annual routine diabetic assessment. His main complaints were that his double vision in the distance appeared to have worsened over the past year. His current medication included Tamsulosin for prostate enlargement and diclofenac for pain.

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