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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Screening and Treatment of Early Complications in the Diabetic Foot,he UK, diabetes-related foot complications are the largest single reason for patients with diabetes to be admitted to hospital (Boulton et al., Lancet 366:1719–1724, 2005)..It is estimated that one in three people diagnosed with diabetes will experience a foot ulcer during their lifetime (Edmonds et

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Emergency Management of the Acute Diabetic Foot: Foot Attack,n amputation within 1 year of developing an infected diabetic foot ulcer. The prevalence of infection in an existing diabetic foot ulcer is reported between 25–60%. Validated scoring systems, e.g. wound, ischaemia and foot infection (WIfI) score, may help the clinician predict ulcer outcome in patie

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Diagnosis and Management of Diabetic Foot Infections,xtremity amputation and potentially life-threatening sepsis. Diabetic Foot Infections (DFI) are common and can present to any primary, secondary or tertiary care setting. Management requires multi-disciplinary input from diabetology, vascular surgery, podiatry and orthopaedic teams where needed. Dia

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Surgical Revascularisation of the Diabetic Foot,c patients. Investigation and treatment of PAD should be performed without delay if limb salvage is desired. The goal of lower limb revascularisation in the diabetic patient is to heal any tissue loss secondary to ischaemia thus achieving limb salvage and restoration of limb function together with p

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,Neuro-osteoarthropathy: The Charcot Foot—Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment,s considered, the person with a possible acute Charcot foot should avoid any weight-bearing on the affected foot and the condition should be assessed by an expert as soon as possible. The condition results from uncontrolled inflammation within the bones, joints and soft tissues of the foot and is li