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. 2023 May 31;13:8838. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-34773-w

Table 1.

Summarized demographics.

Sex Age (years) BMI (kg/m2) Time from death to scan (days) Race Ethnicity Primary cause of death Side/Level of Amputation
Healthy controls (n = 10) All M 57.50 ± 11.17 30.93 ± 8.05 61.20 ± 130.42 All White 4 of 10 Hispanic, Latino, or Middle Eastern All natural N/A
Diabetic controls (n = 10) All M 54.00 ± 9.18 29.22 ± 6.89 26.20 ± 38.71 9 White; 1 Native American 2 of 10 Hispanic, Latino, or Middle Eastern All diabetes N/A
All IWAs (n = 10) All M 61.90 ± 11.05 33.80 ± 8.31 23.11 ± 15.83 7 White; 1 Black or African American; 1 Hispanic; 1 Native American 5 of 10 Hispanic, Latino, or Middle Eastern 5 diabetes; 2 natural; 3 sepsis

5 unilateral TT;

3 unilateral TF;

1 bilateral TT;

1 bilateral TF

Diabetic IWAs (n = 5) All M 67.00 ± 11.00 32.58 ± 8.81 14.00 ± 4.24 3 White; 1 Hispanic; 1 Native American 1 of 5 Hispanic, Latino, or Middle Eastern 2 natural; 3 sepsis

2 unilateral TT;

1 bilateral TT; 1 bilateral TF;

1 unilateral TF

Non-diabetic IWAs (n = 5) All M 56.80 ± 9.42 35.01 ± 8.61 30.40 ± 18.20 1 Black or African American; 4 White 0 of 5 Hispanic, Latino, or Middle Eastern All diabetes 3 unilateral TT; 2 unilateral TF;
p values between Healthy controls, diabetic controls, and All IWAs 0.18 0.98 0.08

Summarized demographic characteristics of all individuals included in this study as reported in the New Mexico Decedent Image Database. Data depicted as means ± standard deviations. Differences among groups between age, BMI, and time from death to scan were calculated using a Kruskal–Wallis test. All p values are two-tailed, with significance set at 0.05. IWAs individuals with lower-limb amputation, TT transtibial, TF transfemoral, N/A not applicable.