Table 4.

Clinical Characteristics and Outcomes of Patients With Diabetic Foot Osteomyelitis According to the Extent of Their Amputation

CharacteristicMajor Amputation (n = 27)Minor Amputation (n = 74)P Value
Age, y, median (IQR)66 (64–74)69 (58–79).94
Sex, male14 (51.9)46 (62.3).37
Body mass index, kg/m2, median (IQR)22.7 (20.5–26.5)23.4 (21.5–26.5).67
Medical aid6 (22.2)23 (31.1).46
Smokera12 (44.4)30 (42.6)1
Medical condition
Coronary artery occlusive disease15 (55.6)35 (47.3).51
Peripheral artery disease22 (88)54 (75.0).26
Chronic kidney disease18 (72.0)55 (76.4).79
PEDIS classification.04
Grade 22 (7.4)4 (5.4)
Grade 315 (55.6)60 (81.1)
Grade 410 (37.0)10 (13.5)
ABI.07
>0.88 (33.3)34 (50.7)
0.6–0.794 (16.7)8 (11.9)
0.4–0.591 (4.2)11 (16.4)
<0.3911 (45.8)14 (20.9)
Infection site<.001
Forefoot6 (22.2)63 (85.1)
Midfoot8 (29.6)10 (13.5)
Hindfoot13 (48.1)1 (1.4)
Severity
Multiple ulcer14 (51.9)21 (28.4).03
Residual infection3 (11.1)23 (31.1).06
Duration of antibiotic therapy, d, median (IQR)12 (7–21)31 (14–50)<.001
Complete remission20 (74.1)40 (58.8).10
Debridement8 (29.6)38 (51.4).07
Amputation3 (11.1)25 (33.8).02
CDI5 (19.2)9 (12.9).51
MDRO infection/colonization5 (20)8 (11.4).32
In-hospital mortality5 (29.4)6 (11.8).12
CharacteristicMajor Amputation (n = 27)Minor Amputation (n = 74)P Value
Age, y, median (IQR)66 (64–74)69 (58–79).94
Sex, male14 (51.9)46 (62.3).37
Body mass index, kg/m2, median (IQR)22.7 (20.5–26.5)23.4 (21.5–26.5).67
Medical aid6 (22.2)23 (31.1).46
Smokera12 (44.4)30 (42.6)1
Medical condition
Coronary artery occlusive disease15 (55.6)35 (47.3).51
Peripheral artery disease22 (88)54 (75.0).26
Chronic kidney disease18 (72.0)55 (76.4).79
PEDIS classification.04
Grade 22 (7.4)4 (5.4)
Grade 315 (55.6)60 (81.1)
Grade 410 (37.0)10 (13.5)
ABI.07
>0.88 (33.3)34 (50.7)
0.6–0.794 (16.7)8 (11.9)
0.4–0.591 (4.2)11 (16.4)
<0.3911 (45.8)14 (20.9)
Infection site<.001
Forefoot6 (22.2)63 (85.1)
Midfoot8 (29.6)10 (13.5)
Hindfoot13 (48.1)1 (1.4)
Severity
Multiple ulcer14 (51.9)21 (28.4).03
Residual infection3 (11.1)23 (31.1).06
Duration of antibiotic therapy, d, median (IQR)12 (7–21)31 (14–50)<.001
Complete remission20 (74.1)40 (58.8).10
Debridement8 (29.6)38 (51.4).07
Amputation3 (11.1)25 (33.8).02
CDI5 (19.2)9 (12.9).51
MDRO infection/colonization5 (20)8 (11.4).32
In-hospital mortality5 (29.4)6 (11.8).12

Data are presented as No. (%) unless otherwise indicated.

Abbreviations: ABI, ankle brachial index; CDI, Clostridioides difficile infection; IQR, interquartile range; MDRO, multidrug-resistant organism; PEDIS, perfusion, extent/size, depth/tissue loss, infection, and sensation.

aSmoker includes current smokers and ex-smokers.

Table 4.

Clinical Characteristics and Outcomes of Patients With Diabetic Foot Osteomyelitis According to the Extent of Their Amputation

CharacteristicMajor Amputation (n = 27)Minor Amputation (n = 74)P Value
Age, y, median (IQR)66 (64–74)69 (58–79).94
Sex, male14 (51.9)46 (62.3).37
Body mass index, kg/m2, median (IQR)22.7 (20.5–26.5)23.4 (21.5–26.5).67
Medical aid6 (22.2)23 (31.1).46
Smokera12 (44.4)30 (42.6)1
Medical condition
Coronary artery occlusive disease15 (55.6)35 (47.3).51
Peripheral artery disease22 (88)54 (75.0).26
Chronic kidney disease18 (72.0)55 (76.4).79
PEDIS classification.04
Grade 22 (7.4)4 (5.4)
Grade 315 (55.6)60 (81.1)
Grade 410 (37.0)10 (13.5)
ABI.07
>0.88 (33.3)34 (50.7)
0.6–0.794 (16.7)8 (11.9)
0.4–0.591 (4.2)11 (16.4)
<0.3911 (45.8)14 (20.9)
Infection site<.001
Forefoot6 (22.2)63 (85.1)
Midfoot8 (29.6)10 (13.5)
Hindfoot13 (48.1)1 (1.4)
Severity
Multiple ulcer14 (51.9)21 (28.4).03
Residual infection3 (11.1)23 (31.1).06
Duration of antibiotic therapy, d, median (IQR)12 (7–21)31 (14–50)<.001
Complete remission20 (74.1)40 (58.8).10
Debridement8 (29.6)38 (51.4).07
Amputation3 (11.1)25 (33.8).02
CDI5 (19.2)9 (12.9).51
MDRO infection/colonization5 (20)8 (11.4).32
In-hospital mortality5 (29.4)6 (11.8).12
CharacteristicMajor Amputation (n = 27)Minor Amputation (n = 74)P Value
Age, y, median (IQR)66 (64–74)69 (58–79).94
Sex, male14 (51.9)46 (62.3).37
Body mass index, kg/m2, median (IQR)22.7 (20.5–26.5)23.4 (21.5–26.5).67
Medical aid6 (22.2)23 (31.1).46
Smokera12 (44.4)30 (42.6)1
Medical condition
Coronary artery occlusive disease15 (55.6)35 (47.3).51
Peripheral artery disease22 (88)54 (75.0).26
Chronic kidney disease18 (72.0)55 (76.4).79
PEDIS classification.04
Grade 22 (7.4)4 (5.4)
Grade 315 (55.6)60 (81.1)
Grade 410 (37.0)10 (13.5)
ABI.07
>0.88 (33.3)34 (50.7)
0.6–0.794 (16.7)8 (11.9)
0.4–0.591 (4.2)11 (16.4)
<0.3911 (45.8)14 (20.9)
Infection site<.001
Forefoot6 (22.2)63 (85.1)
Midfoot8 (29.6)10 (13.5)
Hindfoot13 (48.1)1 (1.4)
Severity
Multiple ulcer14 (51.9)21 (28.4).03
Residual infection3 (11.1)23 (31.1).06
Duration of antibiotic therapy, d, median (IQR)12 (7–21)31 (14–50)<.001
Complete remission20 (74.1)40 (58.8).10
Debridement8 (29.6)38 (51.4).07
Amputation3 (11.1)25 (33.8).02
CDI5 (19.2)9 (12.9).51
MDRO infection/colonization5 (20)8 (11.4).32
In-hospital mortality5 (29.4)6 (11.8).12

Data are presented as No. (%) unless otherwise indicated.

Abbreviations: ABI, ankle brachial index; CDI, Clostridioides difficile infection; IQR, interquartile range; MDRO, multidrug-resistant organism; PEDIS, perfusion, extent/size, depth/tissue loss, infection, and sensation.

aSmoker includes current smokers and ex-smokers.

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