| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5587157 | Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice | 2017 | 30 Pages |
Abstract
All the existing classifications are valid to be applied in high risk clinical context and have a very high capacity to categorize as low risk those subjects that will not develop a DFU. Further research is needed in the primary care setting.
Keywords
SWMDPNARRHbA1cNNTRRRLEAPPVDFUAUCpositive predictive valuenegative predictive valueSIGNAmerican Diabetes AssociationPeripheral arterial diseaseRiskRelative riskDiabetes mellitusFoot ulcerDiabetic foot ulcerDamnumber needed to treatClassificationsconfidence intervalnot applicablearea under the receiver operating characteristic curveSystematic reviewNPV یا negative predictive valueLikelihood ratiodiabetic peripheral neuropathyglycated haemoglobinADADiabetic footLower extremity amputationPADAbsolute risk reductionrelative risk reductionRisk groups
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Authors
M. Monteiro-Soares, R. Ribas, C. Pereira da Silva, T. Bral, A. Mota, S. Pinheiro Torres, A. Morgado, R. Couceiro, R. Ribeiro, V. Dias, M. Moreira, P. Mourão, M.J. Oliveira, M. Madureira, V. Paixão-Dias, M. Dinis-Ribeiro,