Price, 2004 - Google Patents
The diabetic foot: quality of lifePrice, 2004
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- Price P
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A literature search investigated the health-related quality of life of patients with foot complications associated with diabetes. There are very few data on the life experiences of patients with infection and diabetic foot ulceration. The potential consequence of infection, in …
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