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            management. This case underscores the importance   Consent for publication
            of individualized treatment plans that account for the
            interplay between diabetes and comorbid conditions.  A verbal and written formed consent was obtained from
                                                               the patient.
            3.4. Limitations                                   Availability of data
            As a single-patient case report, these results cannot be
            generalized to all individuals with similar conditions.   Not applicable.
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