Characteristics of Plantar Pressure Distribution in Diabetes with or without Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy and Peripheral Arterial Disease

Table 2

Absolute value of peak pressures in segmented plantar regions.

Region	DPN-PAD	DPN	PAD	D	HC
T	312.3 ± 141.3	264.3 ± 70.1	340.1 ± 64.6	294.4 ± 105.7	281.9 ± 106.7
LF	310.1 ± 120.1	325.6 ± 135.3	342.1 ± 114.3	262.9 ± 113.0	253.3 ± 90.8
IF	468.2 ± 121.2	524.1 ± 60.5	500.2 ± 128.4	422.6 ± 140.8	405.2 ± 120.3
MF	378.3 ± 109.9	372.7 ± 115.6	377.3 ± 125.6	341.9 ± 147.2	309.0 ± 102.1
M	143.6 ± 88.9	173.4 ± 104.8	129.7 ± 51.8	135.7 ± 74.4	155.0 ± 96.7
LH	456.1 ± 105.4	417.8 ± 93.1	454.3 ± 84.5	415.8 ± 124.8	422.2 ± 100.5
MH	439.5 ± 100.3	385.6 ± 87.7	422.9 ± 75.6	407.8 ± 123.7	410.5 ± 102.2

The unit of peak pressure was kPa. Abbreviations: T = toes; LF = lateral forefoot; IF = inner forefoot; MF = medial forefoot; M = midfoot; LH = lateral heel; MH = medial heel.