Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5899682 Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice 2014 9 Pages PDF
Abstract
In this population, longer diabetes duration, insulin use, lower hemoglobin levels and non-Saudi nationality were associated with higher prevalence of foot complications. These associations were largely explained by the presence of DPN and PAD except for non-Saudi nationality. Diabetes patients with both DPN and PAD had nearly 10-fold increased risk of foot complications than those with neither condition.
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