The Use of the Slipping Slipper Sign to Explore the Connection Between the Foot and the Mouth in Patients with Diabetes Mellitus (Puerto Rico Health Sciences Journal, 2020)

Dr. Ramaa Balkaran
Jun 1, 2020
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This innovative research examines potential oral manifestations of diabetes mellitus, specifically using the 'slipping slipper sign' as an early diagnostic indicator. The findings support the integration of oral health assessments into routine diabetes care to facilitate early detection and intervention. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342501508_The_Use_of_the_Slipping_Slipper_Sign_to_Explore_the_Connection_between_the_Feet_and_the_Mouth_in_Patients_with_Diabetes_Mellitus

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The Use of the Slipping Slipper Sign to Explore the Connection Between the Foot and the Mouth in Patients with Diabetes Mellitus (Puerto Rico Health Sciences Journal, 2020)

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