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Deformation at first presentation is associated with ulceration in active Charcot foot: �a prospective follow-up study of 62 patients of the IQED-Foot study.
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May 2015

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Charcot foot is a non-infectious and progressive foot disorder characterized by bone and joint destruction. It is strongly associated with neuropathy, especially diabetic peripheral neuropathy. There is a high probability of ulcer formation, which increases the risk of amputation. Patients with a Charcot foot have a physical dysfunction, which, in turn, has a negative influence on the emotional and social well-being of the patient. Therefore, it is important to treat the patient in an efficient and appropriate manner.

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... Диабетическая нейроостеоартропатия Шарко (ДНОАП) является одной из самых малоизученных и сложных для клинициста форм синдрома диабетической стопы. Недостаток знаний у медицинского персонала и настороженности в отношении ранних признаков ДНОАП приводит к значительной задержке в постановке правильного диагноза, отсутствию своевременного лечения и неблагоприятному исходу для стопы и пациента [1][2][3]. Относительная редкость патологии и особенности ее развития затрудняют не только диагностику, но и систематизацию случаев удачного и неудачного лечения. ...

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Short-term outcomes of treatment of active stage of Charcot foot in outpatient setting
Deformation at first presentation is associated with ulceration in active Charcot foot: �a prospective follow-up study of 62 patients of the IQED-Foot study.