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Plantar forefoot fat pad atrophy does not occur in diabetes
Written on 29 Oct, 2009 at 0:48 in Diabetic Foot | viewed 1,461 views times | 0 Comments
It is widely assumed that there is some atrophy of the plantar forefoot fad pad in those with diabetes. This atrophy of the fat pad is thought to be a potential risk factor for plantar ulceration under the forefoot in... (Continue reading)
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