Foot at Risk
Baseline characteristics and risk factors for ulcer, amputation and severe neuropathy in diabetic foot at risk: the BRAZUPA study
... with foot at risk in ...ischemic foot at ...diabetic foot and to understanding regional dif- ferences in factors affecting the prevalence of ulcer and ...
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Screening of Foot at Risk in Diabetic Patients
... D.S., Konaté, M., Sidibé, O., Mariko, M., Sy, D., Traoré, B., Dao, K., Koné, A., Doumbia, N., Ouologuem, N., Diallo, Y.L., Camara, B.D., Sawadogo, N., Dembélé, I.A., Sangaré, B.B., Cissoko, M., Saliou, M., Fofana, Y., ...
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Community based study to assess the prevalence of diabetic foot syndrome and associated risk factors among people with diabetes mellitus
... Diabetic Foot Classifica- tion System which is similar to IWGDF risk classification ...had foot at ...had foot at risk category 2 and about ...the foot risk classification ...
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Psoriasis and the risk of foot and ankle tendinopathy or enthesopathy in the absence of psoriatic arthritis: a population based study
... The diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis is largely clin- ical since there are no specific genetic, tissue biopsy or serological markers. While many different clinical clas- sification criteria exist for psoriatic arthritis, ...
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Improving rural and remote practitioners’ knowledge of the diabetic foot: findings from an educational intervention
... diabetic foot risk assessment using a risk calcu- lator tool with clinical decision support [38]; and at the end of the session, post-test KAP ...diabetic foot. The training included the ...
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Diabetic Foot Ulcer It’s Complication And Management A Medical College Based Descriptive Study In Odisha, An Eastern State Of IndiaIswar Chandra Muduli, Nalini Kumar Naik, Sworupa Nanda Mallick, V. Rajesh, Vikram Kumar Behera
... A semi structured questionnaire was developed to record the medical history, examination details and investigation reports. A pilot study was carried out on 5 subjects and we found that . Transcutaneous oxygen tension, ...
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Knowledge and awareness of plantar fasciitis in the Saudi population
... Interestingly, more than one-third of the participants had not even heard about PF, while the rest had gained knowledge from social media channels which are unreliable. This indicates that there is a necessity for ...
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Diabetic Foot Australia guideline on footwear for people with diabetes
... person’s foot ulcer risk following the NHMRC risk ...to foot- wear behaviour, specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and from other diverse ethnic ...the risk of ...
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A study of postnatal foot length to determine gestational maturity in neonates
... maturity. Foot is easily accessible even in premature babies, babies nursed in incubater and babies receiving intensive care, making it easier to measure foot ...length. Foot length is quite simple ...
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Prevalence and risk factors for foot and ankle musculoskeletal disorders experienced by nurses
... of issues may have conservatively biased the prevalence estimates, namely, the younger (mean) age of the nurses in this study, the hospital admissions and nursing work- load were at their lowest for the year (based on ...
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Corinth, 1970: Forum Area
... Undersurface with three concentric circles, third circle overlaps onto ring foot, resting surface of foot reserved, black line at outside of foot, second at joint of foot [r] ...
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Foot health education for people with rheumatoid arthritis —some patient perspectives
... Participants described the experience of being ‘listened to’ more by female practitioners as resulting in positive outcomes. This perceived higher level of empathy was also identified in a study with practitioners, who ...
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Arterial stiffness, endothelial and cognitive function in subjects with type 2 diabetes in accordance with absence or presence of diabetic foot syndrome
... diabetic foot had (1) higher mean levels of pulse wave velocity and augmentation index, and signifi- cantly lower mean RHI values; (2) on multinomial logis- tic regression analysis PWV and RHI were significantly ...
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Force and acceleration characteristics of military foot drill: implications for injury risk in recruits
... of foot drill compared with other ...between foot drill and other high-impact exercise such as running and landing from height is necessary to validate these conclusions in a comparable ...
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Foot function and strength of patients with diabetes grouped by ulcer risk classification (IWGDF)
... and foot deformities and/or vascular disease, presented the lowest strength of the hallux flexor and toes flexor ...with foot deformities (G2) pre- sented lower levels of muscle strength, but it is still ...
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Sarcopenia increases the risk for mortality in patients who undergo amputation for diabetic foot
... According to previous studies, the 5-year mortality rate after LEA was reported to be 39–80% [4, 25], and in our study, the 5-year mortality rate of all patients was 52.7%, similar to other studies. However, the 5-year ...
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Original Article Risk factors for secondary infection in foot eczema: a multicentre study
... of foot eczema and its underlying bacterial infection in outpatient dermatology clinics in ...of foot eczema, the caus- ative bacterial infection, and the risk factors for secondary ...with ...
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The effect of topical anti blister products on the risk of friction blister formation on the foot
... blister prevention by using a powder product [22, 23]. El-Shimi [35] reported a decrease in friction of 50% with the application of talcum powder to the skin (of the forearm) when the skin was loaded using a polished ...
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Foot health education for people with rheumatoid arthritis — some patient perspectives
... Out of twenty members of the support group approached, six participants who met the inclusion cri- teria initially consented. One was unable to attend the focus group due to ill health. All five participants were women, ...
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Some influential factors on severity of diabetic foot ulcers and Predisposing of limb amputation: A 7-year study on diabetic patients
... (diabetic foot ulcer severity), which was present in the patient's case, that this severity of patients' ulcer was according to Wagner's criterion, that is categorized as follows: ...
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