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Diabetes, Vol 25, Issue 5 459-462, Copyright © 1976 by American Diabetes Association

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Ocular palsies in children with diabetes mellitus

JA Grunt, RL Destro, LW Hamtil and RE Baska

The findings in three children with ocular palsies are reported in this paper. Two had insulin-requiring diabetes and one demonstrated only an abnormal I.V. glucose tolerance test. In the first patient the condition resolved in four weeks; in the second it had not fully resolved after 21 months, and in the third patient surgery was required for correction after seven months. We suggest that any child who develops a sudden ocular palsy should be examined for diabetes mellitus.
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