The Effect of Charcot Neuroarthropathy on Limb Preservation in Diabetic Patients with Foot Wound and Critical Limb Ischemia after Balloon Angioplasty

Table 1

Demographic characteristics and occlusive artery numbers of diabetic patients with Charcot neuroarthropathy and without Charcot neuroarthropathy.

	Overall patients : 63	Patients with CLI and CN : 22	Patients with CLI and without CN : 41
Gender (% male)	44 (69.8%)	14 (66%)	25 (61%)	: 0.67
Age (years)	67.21 (std ± 8.30)	66.59 (std ± 8.87)	67.54 (std ± 8.07)	: 0.59
DM disease duration (years)	22.2 (std ± 12.6)	23.4 (std ± 11.6)	21.2 (std ± 13.1)	: 0.66
Comorbid (: 54)
Chronic renal insufficiency	24 (38%)	8 (36.3%)	16 (39%)	: 0.73
Coronary artery disease	10 (15.9%)	4 (18.1%)	6 (14.6%)
Hypertension	10 (15.9%)	3 (13.6%)	7 (17.1%)
Patients with occlusion and stenosis	53	19 (86.3%)	34 (82.9%)	: 0.65
Patients with stenosis only	10	3 (13.6%)	7 (17.1%)	: 0.89

n: number; CN: Charcot neuroarthropathy; std: standard deviation; DM: diabetes mellitus.