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Shifting Burden of Major Lower Extremity Amputations Across Hospital Medicaid Burden and Socioeconomic Groups, 1993-2021
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• Type of research. Retrospective cohort study. • Key findings. As amputation incidence rises, risk that was previously concentrated in extreme settings, now spans more hospital systems and pronouncedly impacts lower income groups. • Take home message. The diffusion of increased risk across more hospitals and disadvantaged populations indicates broadening at-risk populations. These findings underscore the need for strengthened preventive care strategies and resource-responsive policies.
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