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Transcutaneous Electrical Stimulation and Controlled Heat in People With and Without Diabetes
The investigators would like to see if the combination of TENS and controlled heat in a boot increases blood flow to the foot more than baseline or heat alone in people with and without diabetes. This may help people with diabetes and a diabetic wound that will not heal.
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