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Diabetes is associated with loss of capillaries and macrovessel dilation in the conjunctiva, similar to well-known vessel changes in the retina. However, little is known about the effect of diabetes on the tortuosity of vessels of the conjunctiva. The authors examined the tortuosity of conjunctival vessels in participants with and without diabetes.Case-control study.Fifty-three patients with diabetes...
Retinovascular changes associated with diabetes have been clearly documented; changes in vessels of the conjunctiva are less well described. We examined changes in conjunctival vessel morphologic features in participants with and without diabetes. Case–control study. Fifty-three patients with diabetes (17 with type 1 diabetes, 36 with type 2 diabetes) and 60 controls (all aged 20–94 years)....
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