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In this paper,1 the 6th bulleted sentence in section “4.2 | Implications for clinical practice” was listed incorrectly.
It should be:
If ABPI is >0.6 to <0.8, graduated compression therapy could be applied in the absence of arterial disease or diabetes mellitus. Aim for ≤30 mm Hg (elastic) or high stiffness system (inelastic). Compression should be applied by a trained health professional according to manufacturer's instructions.
The online version of the article has been updated.
The authors would like to apologize for the inconvenience caused.
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