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Table 4 Demographics and comorbidities

From: The effect of cumulative glycemic burden on the incidence of diabetic foot disease

Cohort with foot ulcers vs. cohort without, diabetics only

 

No foot ulcer (N = 21,270)

Foot ulcer (N = 1643)

P value

N

%

N

%

 

Gender

     

 Female

11,204

52.7

697

42.4

<.001

 Male

10,063

47.3

945

57.5

 

Race

    

<.001

 American Indian or Alaskan Native

60

0.3

1

0.1

 

 Asian

851

4

12

0.7

 

 Black or African American

5390

25.3

530

32.3

 

 Declined

1562

7.3

63

3.8

 

 Hispanic

143

0.7

9

0.5

 

 Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

17

0.1

0

0

 

 Other

3204

15.1

276

16.8

 

 Unable to answer

4

0

1

0.1

 

 Unknown

678

3.2

15

0.9

 

 White

9307

43.8

734

44.7

 

Smoking

9098

45

829

51.5

<.001

Diabetic nephropathy

2176

6.9

635

35.8

<.001

Diabetic retinopathy

3461

11

735

41.4

<.001

Diabetic neuropathy

2735

8.7

897

50.5

<.001

Hypertension

16,992

79.9

1577

96

<.001

Peripheral vascular disease

2281

10.7

813

49.5

<.001

Coronary artery disease

6149

28.9

1002

61

<.001

Chronic kidney disease

4300

20.2

916

55.8

<.001

Age, year

62 (15)

 

66 (13)

 

<.001

BMI

31.8 (7.9)

 

31.3 (8.9)

 

0.002

Mean number of HgA1c values drawn

10 (8)

 

11 (9)

 

<.001

HgA1c, mean

7.2 (1.4)

 

7.7 (1.6)

 

<.001

  1. Significance defined as P < .05. Continuous variables expressed as mean (standard deviation)