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. 2022 Mar 28;50(3):03000605221087815. doi: 10.1177/03000605221087815

Table 4.

Relationship between risk of DFUs and patient sociodemographic characteristics.

Level of risk
P value
No risk (n = 104)
Mild risk (n = 57)
Moderate risk (n = 29)
High risk (n = 10)
Variables N % N % N % N %
Age (years)
 18–28 18 17.5 4 6.3 2 8.3 1 10.6 0.001*
 29–39 22 21.3 8 13.6 3 11.0 3 27.7
 40–49 23 21.9 15 26.8 7 23.4 2 17.0
 50–65 41 39.3 30 53.3 17 57.2 4 44.7
Sex
 Male 46 43.8 33 57.8 13 43.4 7 72.3 0.001*
 Female 58 56.2 24 42.2 16 56.6 3 27.7
Marital status
 Single 13 12.7 7 12.9 1 3.4 1 10.0 0.001*
 Married 44 42.4 38 65.2 17 60.0 1 10.0
 Divorced 18 17.7 5 9 4 13.8 1 10.0
 Widowed 28 27.3 7 12.9 7 22.8 7 70.0
Education level
 Illiterate 42 40.5 30 52.3 15 51.7 5 50.0 0.001*
 Basic education 38 37.1 19 33.1 11 37.9 2 20.0
 Secondary school 12 11.2 5 9.4 2 6.9 2 20.0
 University 12 11.2 3 5.2 1 3.5 1 10.0
Employment status
 Not working 42 39.4 25 43.8 13 44.8 2 20.0 0.001*
 Working 58 60.6 32 56.2 16 55.2 8 80.0
Area of residence
 Rural 47 45.1 31 54.3 20 68.9 6 60.0 0.001*
 Urban 53 54.9 26 45.7 9 31.1 4 40.0