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2.4. Diagnosis of CTS in diabetic patients
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CTS was diagnosed in patients with diabetic neuropathy if they met the following criteria: the ratio of the distal motor latency of the median to the ulnar nerve was >1.5; the ratio of the distalsensory latency of the median to the ulnar nerve was >1.2; the amplitude ratio of the median SNAP to the ulnar SNAP was <0.6.[8–14]
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