… pressure and joint deformity) were all significantly associated with future diabetic foot
ulceration. … Further research is needed to establish the independent factors associated with …

… risk for future foot ulceration (lWGDF groups 2 and 3). Published evidence exists that shows
… individual patients with diabetes at high-risk of foot ulceration. Long term prospective studies …

… RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS—We evaluated a cohort of 89 diabetic patients, 63
… , Fleischli JC: Practical criteria for screening patients at high risk for diabetic foot ulceration. …

… These results are similar to a few previously reported studies investigating this issue. In a
prospective study of a cohort of 81 diabetic patients who were at high risk for foot ulceration, …

… needs to be included in future studies. … patients with diabetes who are at risk for foot ulcers,
custom-made insoles used in combination with stable walking shoes result in lower pressure …

… Given our findings, it may be possible to prevent diabetic foot ulcers by increasing foot motion
during the … Future studies are necessary to confirm these findings in higher-risk patients. …

… Authors have suggested that after an initial episode of skin breakdown, plantar tissue may
become more susceptible to future lesions as a result of disuse atrophy following treatment of …

… in a prospective study of risk factors for foot complications who contributed 1,017 limbs for
study. We … of diabetic foot ulcer; thus we included both measu rements in these analyses …

… In future studies, it is preferable to classify ulcers according to SINBAD instead of the UT
classification as recommended in the new IWGDF Guidelines.30 Furthermore, when all …

… association between high plantar pressures and the risk of ulceration. … prospective study
that showed that plantar ulceration occurred in 35% of diabetic patients with high foot pressures …