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Table 1.

Distribution of the patients at first presentation by gender, age, previous ulcer and amputation, and comorbidities.

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Fig 1.

A nine-state Markov model for diabetic foot disease.

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Table 2.

Number of transitions.

States 1, 3, 5, 7—diabetic foot ulcer. States 2, 4, 6—diabetic foot in remission. State 8 –bilateral major amputation. State 9 –death.

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Table 3.

Estimates of the baseline transition intensities, conditional probabilities of transition, and mean times to transition.

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Fig 2.

Plot of transition probabilities.

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Table 4.

Relative risks (RR) of factors and their 95% confidence intervals.

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