In EOA patients, analyzing the possible correlation between radiological data, uCTX-I and uCTX-II, we found a significant correlation between radiological score (at t2) and uCTX-I (both at t1 and t2), with a Pearson index R = 0.59, P = 0.0008.
The primary objective of this study was to assess the relationship between clinical measurements, radiological data and barefoot plantar pressure in order to find clinical measures that predict local peak pressure in patients with diabetes.
The secondary objective of this study was to assess the differences in clinical measurements, radiological data and barefoot peak pressure between patients with – and without peripheral neuropathy.
Patient characteristics, radiological data, and neurosurgical data are summarized in Table 1.
PG helped in interpretation of radiological data and selection of photographs.
Information about treatment response was obtained by reviewing the patients' radiological data and clinical medical records.
The data are curated in a common format that allows for rapid querying across all sensors, creating detailed multi-sensor datasets that are used to study correlations between radiological and contextual data, and develop and test novel techniques in mobile detection and imaging.
Medical records and radiological data were available in 65 and 46 patients, respectively.
JB, HL, SK and ICK reviewed the medical charts and obtained laboratory and radiological data.
