“Elevated Plantar Foot Temperatures in Diabetic Patients with History of Diabetic Foot: A Potential Clinical Tool”

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38112384

This study found that patients with diabetes and a history of diabetic foot have higher average plantar foot temperatures compared to people without diabetes, which could potentially be used to establish normal temperature parameters for high-risk patients and inform clinical scenarios where a reference foot is not available.