The effect of PAD and infection on outcome of cast treatment

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The effect of PAD and infection on outcome of cast treatment The effect of PAD and infection on outcome of cast treatment. pnp, presence of peripheral neuropathy, no signs of infection of PAD; inf, presence of infection, no signs of PAD; pad, presence of PAD, no signs of infection; inf + pad, presence of both infection and PAD. *P < 0.01 pad patients versus pnp patients; #P < 0.005 inf + pad patients versus pnp patients. The effect of PAD and infection on outcome of cast treatment. pnp, presence of peripheral neuropathy, no signs of infection of PAD; inf, presence of infection, no signs of PAD; pad, presence of PAD, no signs of infection; inf + pad, presence of both infection and PAD. *P < 0.01 pad patients versus pnp patients; #P < 0.005 inf + pad patients versus pnp patients. Marrigje H. Nabuurs-Franssen et al. Dia Care 2005;28:243-247 ©2005 by American Diabetes Association