Does metformin improve skin capillary reactivity in normoglycaemic subjects with the metabolic syndrome?
Metformin improved skin capillary reactivity in normoglycaemic MS subjects independently of significant changes in 8-epi-PGF2alpha levels.
Wound complications are more frequent than usually reported. Sensory morbidity occurs mostly in the axilla. Neck SLNB is associated with the highest rate of identification failure. Patient age, basin location, and number of excised nodes may serve as prognostic factors of morbidity.