Late Corrective Arthrodesis in Nonplantigrade Diabetic Charcot Midfoot Disease Is Associated with High Complication and Reoperation Rates

Table 1

Patients’ characteristics and classification according to Pinzur’s high risk criteria and complication counts [1, 9].

Number	Age	Gender	Diab. type	Complications	Classification		High risk criteria
					Sanders/Frykberg	Eichenholtz	Immunocompromising illnesses	Large bone deformity	Longstanding ulcer	Regional osteopenia	Obesity
	65	M	II	4	III	2	—	x	—	x	x	3
2	64	M	II	2	III	3	—	x	—	x	—	2
3	66	W	II	4	II/III	3	—	x	x	x	x	4
4	69	W	II	2	II/III	3	—	x	x	x	—	3
5	56	M	II	0	II/III	3	—	x	—	x	x	3
6	76	W	II	3	III	3	—	x	—	x	x	3
7	48	M	I	2	II/III	3	—	x	x	x	—	3
8	55	M	II	1	III/IV	3	—	x	—	x	x	3
9	46	M	II	3	II/III	3	—	x	—	x	x	3
10	59	M	II	3	II/III	3	—	x	—	x	x	3
11	61	M	II	0	II/III	2	—	x	—	x	x	3
12	49	M	II	1	II/III	3	—	x	—	x	x	3
13	62	M	II	4	III/IV	3	x	x	—	x	—	3
14	40	W	I	1	II/III	3	—	x	—	x	—	2
15	53	M	II	1	III	2	—	x	—	x	—	2
16	69	W	II	6	II/III	3	—	x	x	x	x	4
17	66	M	II	3	II–IV	3	x	x	—	x	—	3
18	59	M	I	4	II–IV	3	—	x	x	x	—	3
19	68	W	II	1	II/III	3	—	x	—	x	—	2
20	46	M	II	3	II/III	3	—	x	—	x	x	3
21	58	M	II	2	III	3	—	x	x	x	—	3

Patients with inclusion of both feet; imminent ulceration.