A little-known cellular structure called the Nageotte nodule--first described over 100 years ago--has been identified as a key feature of diabetic neuropathy in new research. These nodules, made of decayed sensory neurons and support cells, were found in abundance in the sensory ganglia of diabetic organ donors.
A little-known cellular structure called the Nageotte nodule--first described over 100 years ago--has been identified as a key feature of diabetic neuropathy in new research. These nodules, made of decayed sensory neurons and support cells, were found in abundance in the sensory ganglia of diabetic organ donors.
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