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Charcot foot in a Hong Kong Chinese diabetic population.

H B HB Leung, Y C YC Ho, and W C WC Wong

Hong Kong Med J 15(3):191-5 (2009) PMID 19494374

To delineate the epidemiology of Charcot foot in Hong Kong Chinese diabetic patients, and to provide baseline data for benchmarking the clinic service for this special group of patients.

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