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A 42 year male patient presented with polyuria, polyphagia and polydipsia in the medical outpatient department. a. Write your probable diagnosis? b. Discuss in brief about the pathogenesis. c. Name important complications.

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2nd Pre-Prof Batch 2020, date not printed	2020	5M	2nd Prof	"A 42 year male patient presented with polyuria, polyphagia and polydipsia in the medical outpatient department. a. Write your probable diagnosis? b. Discuss in brief about the pathogenesis. c. Name important complications."

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