A Lack of Decline in Major Nontraumatic Amputations in Texas: Contemporary Trends, Risk Factor Associations, and Impact of Revascularization.
Marlene GarciaBrian HernandezTyler G EllingtonAnupama KapadiaJoel MichalekSusan Fisher-HochJoseph B McCormickAnand PrasadPublished in: Diabetes care (2019)
Amputation rates in Texas have remained constant, whereas revascularization rates are declining. A higher risk for LEA was seen in minorities, including Hispanic ethnicity, which is the fastest growing demographic in Texas. Revascularization and having insurance were associated with lower odds for amputation.