Optimal Time Period to Achieve Temperature Stabilisation After Total Contact Cast (TCC) Removal for Assessing Dermal Temperatures in Active Charcot Neuro‐Osteoarthropathy

This is the first study to explore the optimal time period to achieve temperature stabilisation when assessing dermal temperatures in active CNO. Forty minutes appears to be an appropriate resting time to reach thermal equilibrium. Although this approach may improve the accuracy of dermal thermometry, the time period may not always be feasible in clinical practice.