Comment on the “Evaluation of sensory loss in the feet and associated factors in ambulatory patients with diabetes: a cross-sectional study”

Key Points

• Sensory loss in diabetic patients may be underestimated due to single-center study limitations, and future multicenter studies are recommended.
• The current study's exclusion of patients with prior ulcers or amputations raises concerns about the completeness of findings.
• Selection bias is relevant in understanding sensory loss across different diabetic populations, making broader insights necessary.
• A comprehensive picture of diabetic foot disease requires considering full-spectrum cases across various clinical settings.