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Automated peripheral sensory neuropathy assessment of diabetic patients using optical imaging and binary processing techniques

2016-01-01

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A large proportion of individuals who live with type2 diabetes suffer from plantar sensory neuropathy (PSN). Regular testing and assessment for the condition is required to avoid ulceration or other damage to patients’ feet. Currently accepted practice involves a trained podiatrist testing patients’ feet manually with a hand-held nylon monofilament probe. The procedure is time consuming and labour intensive, requi...

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10.18744/pub.001768
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