Investigation into a Predominant Laterality for the Development of Lower-Extremity Neuropathic Ulceration and Amputation

Abstract

The right lower extremity likely shows a predominance for the development of neuropathic ulceration and likewise is at a higher risk for advancing to lower-extremity amputation.

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