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Relationship between foot type, foot deformity, and ulcer occurrence in the high-risk diabetic foot

Ledoux et al., 2005

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8183337272181267980
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Ledoux W
Shofer J
Smith D
Sullivan K
et al.
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Journal of rehabilitation research and development

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We hypothesized an association between foot type, foot deformity, and foot ulceration and conducted an analysis of a well-characterized, high-risk diabetic population of 398 subjects. The average age was 62 years of age and 74% of the study population were males. Foot …
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