The autoimmune hypothesis for acute bilateral cataract in type 1 diabetes - 28/10/16
Doi : 10.1016/j.diabet.2016.04.006
D.T. Papadimitriou a, e, ⁎ 
, C. Bothou a, F. Skarmoutsos b, T.K. Alexandrides c, V. Papaevangelou d, A. Papadimitriou e
, C. Bothou a, F. Skarmoutsos b, T.K. Alexandrides c, V. Papaevangelou d, A. Papadimitriou e a Department of pediatric-adolescent endocrinology & diabetes, Athens medical centre, Athens, Greece
b Department of pediatric ophthalmology, Athens medical centre, Athens, Greece
c Endocrine division, department of internal medicine, school of medicine, university of Patras, Patras, Greece
d Third department of pediatrics, Attikon university hospital, Athens, Greece
e Division of pediatric endocrinology, Attikon university hospital, Athens, Greece
⁎Corresponding author at: Department of pediatric-adolescent endocrinology & diabetes, Athens medical centre, 58, avenue Kifissias, Maroussi, 15125 Athens, Greece. Tel.: +302103638536; fax: +302106106406.
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Keywords : Acute bilateral cataract, Diabetes, Diabetic cataract, Insulin autoantibodies
Abbreviations : T1, T2, DM, IAAs, HbA1c, GAD-65, IA-2, ICA, IRA
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