Distribution of the Highest Plantar Pressure Regions in Patients with Diabetes and Its Association with Peripheral Neuropathy, Gender, Age, and BMI: One Centre Study

Table 2

Association between APD for the forefoot, lateral part of the foot, midfoot, and BMI.

NT; (%)	Patients without abnormal plantar pressure distribution within the forefoot; (%)	Patients with abnormal plantar pressure distribution within the forefoot; (%)	Patients without abnormal plantar pressure distribution within the lateral part of the foot; (%)	Patients with abnormal plantar pressure distribution within the lateral part of the foot; (%)	Patients without abnormal plantar pressure distribution within the midfoot; (%)	Patients with abnormal plantar pressure distribution within the midfoot; (%)
	128 (15.6)	693 (84.4)	665 (81.0)	156 (19.0)	808 (98.4)	13 (1.6)
	40 (26.1)	113 (73.9)	93 (60.8)	60 (39.2)	140 (91.5)	13 (8.5)
	0.0015		<0.0001		<0.0001

A value of <0.05 is considered statistically significant. Data are presented as number (percentage). BMI: body mass index; NT: total number of patients; APD: abnormal plantar pressure distribution.