Titlebook: Management of Diabetic Foot Complications; Clifford P. Shearman,Patrick Chong Book 2023Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Predicting Wound Healing in the Diabetic Foot: Measuring Tissue Perfusion,urements can be affected by localised oedema, infection and inflammation which can reduce its reliability in some patients. Combining perfusion measures with other factors such as infection and wound characteristics allows for improved prediction of wound healing and/or major amputation.

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Endovascular Revascularisations: When and How,to the modern vascular surgeon for management (Conte MS et al., J Vasc Surg 69:3S–125S, 2019)..It is estimated that the risk of lifetime foot ulceration is 15–25% for a diabetic patient (Prompers L et al., Diabetologia 51:747–755, 2008), with an annual incidence around 2%, making it one of the most

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Amputation Above the Ankle: Achieving the Best Outcome for the Patient,ich they may achieve durable relief from pain. For some people with advanced co-morbidities such as severe dementia, disabling stroke or heart failure, amputation may be ill advised, and a palliative care pathway preferred..In this chapter we will propose a series of conceptual and technical decisio

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,Neuro-osteoarthropathy: The Charcot Foot—Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment,d it should be adopted only by experienced experts in the field. When the active phase has entered remission, there may be a place for elective surgery to correct residual deformity. The person who has had a Charcot foot should remain under long-term review because of (1) the risk of secondary ulcer

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Foot Deformity and Pressure Management in the Diabetic Foot,e the gold standard and are now also recommended in patients with mild infection or ischaemia..Consideration of biomechanics when performing minor amputations can minimise the future risk from these. Other surgical off-loading strategies are discussed for those who fail to respond to conventional no

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