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Background In diabetic individuals (DI), neuropathy hinders the redistribution of plantar pressure points thus leading to susceptible areas where there is constant capillary blanching which may develop into trophic ulcers. The redistribution of pressure points may precede evidence of clinical neuropathy. In this study we compare temporal redistribution of plantar pressure points (areas of capillary blanching) between normal subjects taken as controls and DI with no clinical signs of neuropathy.

Temporal redistribution of plantar pressure points in diabetic and control subjects: A time-series analysis of neuro-capillary chaos