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. 2022 Mar 5;19(7):1758–1768. doi: 10.1111/iwj.13781

TABLE 1.

Diabetes‐related foot disease and lower‐limb amputation among study participants in 2011

Number of cases Number of cases per 100 000 people a , b Number of deaths Number of deaths per 100 000 people a , b
Male (N = 119 081) Female (N = 140 325) 45 to 64 y (N = 133 611) ≥65 y (N = 125 784) Male (N = 119 081) Female (N = 140 325) 45 to 64 y (N = 133 611) ≥65 y (N = 125 784)
Diabetic foot ulcer, infection, gangrene (yes) (n = 755, m = 18) 457 (61%) 298 (39%) 132 (17%) 623 (83%) 291 >13 c <5 c <5 c >13 c 7
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy (yes) d (n = 487, m = 0) 291 (60%) 196 (40%) 128 (26%) 359 (74%) 188 0 0 0 0 0
Diabetes‐related lower limb amputation (yes) (n = 327, m = 40) 235 (72%) 92 (28%) 78 (24%) 249 (76%) 126 >35 c <5 c 5 35 15
Toe or foot d (n = 205, m = 0) 141 (69%) 64 (31%) 56 (27%) 149 (73%) 79 0 0 0 0 0
Below or above knee (n = 122, m = 40) 94 (77%) 28 (23%) 22 (18%) 100 (82%) 47 >35 c <5 c 5 35 15

Note: Percentage is reported in parentheses only for the number of cases with diabetic foot complications.

a

Total sample size = 259 407.

b

Gender variable had 1 missing value, and age variable had 12 missing values.

c

True numbers are not reported due to the confidentiality requirement of the Sax Institute's 45 and Up Study.

d

Neither diabetic peripheral neuropathy nor diabetes‐related foot/toe amputation was found as a cause of death in the RBDM data in 2011, n = number of total cases, m = number of total deaths.