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HbA1c (%):case 1. HbA1c indicates hemoglobin A1c.
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There was also significant glycemic variability or fluctuations of mean HbA1c over the years of follow-up, defined as adjusted HbA1c-SD value of 2.3% (25 mmol/mol) for all visits (Figure 1).
Case 1. Charcot left foot- swelling and deformity of the rear foot and ankle.
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Further evaluation with X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the foot confirmed the diagnosis of mid-foot and rear-foot Charcot with destruction and deformity of tarsal bones, mainly calcaneus and navicular bones and lower aspect of talus bone associated with joint distortion (Figures 2 and 3).
Case 1: Charcot left foot:lateral view: destruction and deformity of tarsal bones, mainly calcaneus and navicular bones and lower aspect of talus bone associated with joint distortion. Reduced calcaneal inclination angle (pattern III-C, TN, CC).
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Further evaluation with X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the foot confirmed the diagnosis of mid-foot and rear-foot Charcot with destruction and deformity of tarsal bones, mainly calcaneus and navicular bones and lower aspect of talus bone associated with joint distortion (Figures 2 and 3).
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HbA1c (%):case 6. HbA1c indicates hemoglobin A1c.
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The adjusted HbA1c%-SD over the number of visits during follow-up years was 0.68% (8 mmol/mol) denoting low long-term fluctuations of mean HbA1c% over the years of follow-up (Figure 4).