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Clinical study of 43 patients with diabetic foot ulceration

WU Jinla

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Objective To study the risk factors and early clinical feaures of leading to diabetic foot ulceration.Methods Clinical data of patients with diabetic fop from 1996 to 2006 in our hospital were retrospectioely analyzed.Results The occur and severity of diabetic foot was associated with the time of diabetes,diabetic bullous disease and level of glucose and albumin in blood.Conclusion Diabetic bullous disease is an important risk factor of leading to ulcer of diabetic foot.

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Objective To study the risk factors and early clinical feaures of leading to diabetic foot ulceration.Methods Clinical data of patients with diabetic fop from 1996 to 2006 in our hospital were retrospectioely analyzed.Results The occur and severity of diabetic foot was associated with the time of diabetes,diabetic bullous disease and level of glucose and albumin in blood.Conclusion Diabetic bullous disease is an important risk factor of leading to ulcer of diabetic foot.

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Objective To study the risk factors and early clinical feaures of leading to diabetic foot ulceration.Methods Clinical data of patients with diabetic fop from 1996 to 2006 in our hospital were retrospectioely analyzed.Results The occur and severity of diabetic foot was associated with the time of diabetes,diabetic bullous disease and level of glucose and albumin in blood.Conclusion Diabetic bullous disease is an important risk factor of leading to ulcer of diabetic foot.

Key concepts: Medicine, Diabetic foot, Diabetes mellitus, Diabetic foot ulcer, Foot (prosody), Disease, Internal medicine, Risk factor

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