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Zoekresultaten - 5 results
Evolution of patient characteristics and outcomes concerning diabetic foot ulcer care in Belgium between 2008 and 2020
p<0.0001). Moreover, median (P25- P75) patient-reported presentation delay reduced significantly from 4 (2-8) weeks in 2008 to 3 (1-8) weeks in 2020 (p=0.0134). Proportion of severe DFU (SINBAD ≥3) diminished ...
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the presentation rate and severity of diabetic foot ulcers in Belgium
problems, applying specific COVID-19 measures. Reported measures included selection of patients based on urgency and ulceration risk (71%), reduced frequency of consultations (54%) while switching to ...
The COVID-19 pandemic strongly reduced the presentation rate of diabetic foot ulcers in Belgium, but the impact on severity was limited to slightly larger lesions
remained open for active foot problems with implementation of COVID-19 measures. During lockdown, the average weekly presentation rate was strongly reduced (0.6 vs. 1.4 patients/week/ DFC in 2018; ...
Initiative for Quality Improvement and Epidemiology in Multidisciplinary Diabetic Foot Clinics (IQED-Foot)- Results of the 4th data collection (audit years 2013-2014)
significantly between audits 3 and 4, suggesting that efforts to reduce the delay are working. Recommended treatment strategies were widely adopted by the centres. Off-loading of plantar mid and hindfoot ulcers ...
Negative determinants of diabetic foot ulcer healing: 6-month follow-up of a large multicentre cohort
contralateral ulcer(s) at presentation reduced predicted 6-month healing probability by 27.1%, presence of peripheral artery disease by 21.1%, presence of midfoot/heel ulcers (vs. toe) by 19.7%, presence of ...