A Systematic Literature Review for Early Detection of Type II Diabetes

Diabetes Mellitus is a syndrome that occurs due to insulin deficiency but there is no absolute cure for diabetes. There are larger effects of long term diabetes on human body such as eyes as cataracts, kidney failures, nerve damaging, ulcers in feet and gangrene. Hence there is need to understand that, this disease can be prevented through normal physiological process for avoiding greater damage. Thermography is identified as a potential tool to predict and detect the disease progression in an earlier stage in automated way. Actually this type of imaging maps the superficial temperature from the human body and able to identify the disease complications accurately. This paper discusses the recent literature studies with different intervention and comparison of appropriate methods used in detection of diabetes mellitus accurately. The intervention features of different works have been carried out with suitable analysis in identifying the issues and problems associated in medical diagnosis of Diabetic foot neuropathy. This work summarizes the use of thermography in diagnosis process and defines the scope for further improvement in the related research work.