Fasting hyperglycaemia in insulin dependent diabetics

IntroductionUnilateral hyperhidrosis can be a neurological manifestation of irritations of the central or peripheral nervous system.Case presentationWe present the case of a 67-year-old German man who had hyperhidrosis of his right upper body quadrant (including face, arm, and chest) following intrathoracic surgery of a left-sided pleural lipoma.ConclusionAn isolated unilateral hyperhidrosis might occur after intrathoracic surgery. Besides anticholinergic drugs the use of botulinum toxin should be considered.

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Fasting hyperglycaemia in insulin dependent diabetics

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