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Key Messages:
•Loss of protective sensation (LOPS) can lead to foot ulceration and leg amputation in persons with diabetes.
•The IpTT compared to SMT had specificity of 100% for healthcare practitioners and a mean sensitivity of 93.8% for LOPS.
•IpTT can be used by healthcare professionals as an effective screening tool for LOPS in people with diabetes.
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Authors wish to disclose that they do not have any conflicts of interest.