… could be associated with high plantar pressure caused by diabetes neuropathy. … with more
severe neuropathy had different plantar pressure distribution than less severe neuropathy …

… of plantar pressure in elderly diabetic patients, with or without peripheral neuropathy, and
to observe the effect of diabetes … plantar pressure, in-shoe plantar pressure could be a more …

… of this study contribute to further understand the relationship between increased plantar
tissue hardness and high plantar pressure in people with diabetic peripheral neuropathy. …

… These pressures are elevated further in those with a history of ulceration as well as diabetes
and neuropathy. Elevated plantar pressures may be linked to a variety of factors including …

… diabetes patients with neuropathy to use adequately off-loading therapeutic footwear on a
daily basis to reduce elevated plantar pressures … for diabetes plantar sites only (odds ratios …

… to contribute towards increasing plantar pressure.10, 14 High plantar pressures lead to …
ratio of forefoot to rearfoot pressure. However, patients were grouped by severity of neuropathy, …

… foot such as altered plantar pressure is the most common etiological risk factor for foot ulcers
in people with diabetes … observed in participants with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN). …

… Peripheral neuropathy, increased foot pressure, and … between diabetic foot ulceration and
abnormal plantar pressure. Moreover, the severity of neuropathy affects changes by pressure …

… The FEA revealed that pads with soft materials reduced peak plantar pressure more
effectively than stiffer pads. The use of a softer heel–forefoot pad reduced the peak …

… The mean peak pressure, hazard ratio and odds ratio were given for 15 different regions of
… This is more strongly recommended in treating neuropathic foot ulcers and also preventing …