Background: Diabetic foot ulcer is a well-documented complication of uncontrolled diabetes and its association with the variables involved in Diabetes like FBS, RBS HBA1C has been thoroughly researched. This research aims to identify diabetic under Wagner classification classes. Objectives were determine severity at various level association. Methods: A observational cross-sectional study 160 p...

Background: Diabetes is one of the most common comorbid illnesses in our community. associated with numerous complications related to microvascular, macrovascular, and metabolic etiologies. One its long course diabetic foot ulcer morbidity mortality a major health issue. Aims Objectives: This study was conducted describe lesions we treat, compare outcomes identify measures decrease due disease....

Background: Diabetes mellitus is one of the most common non-communicable diseases affecting major population in world. Diabetic foot ulcer still remains manifestation diabetes requiring hospitalisation and invariably resulting increased risk morbidity. Our aim to know usefulness PEDIS scoring identifying severity diabetic its management. Methods: In this prospective observational study, data pa...

Introduction: In an era in which the cost of treatment is increasing source concern wound management surgery, infection increases costs and hospital stay. Aim: To study microbial spectra, antibiotic sensitivity, different modalities outcome surgical side infections ulcerations. Materials Methods: This cross-sectional was conducted at a tertiary rural centre with total 60 cases wounds various ae...

BACKGROUND Plantar ulcers produced by diabetic foot disease are devastating and costly. Better understanding of the ulcer-producing process is important to improve detection of feet that are at risk and to improve intervention. We identified and quantified soft-tissue and osseous structural changes in the forefoot of diabetic patients with a prior plantar ulcer. METHODS Thirty-two individuals...

BACKGROUND Diabetic foot ulceration is receiving more attention because of its high amputation and mortality rate. It is essential to establish the frequency of amputations in people with diabetes after any change to the management of diabetic foot care. The present study aim to compare the frequency of lower-extremity amputations in patients with diabetes foot ulcer over a ten-year period. M...

Diabetes is a globally affected metabolic disease.Diabetic foot ulcer frequent complication seen in diabetic patients due to neuropathy and vascular diseases, this condition where structured management,self care& monitoring necessary reduce the risk of mortality & morbidity disease. As per our homoeopathic science, we treat whole person not only We aimed at identifying disease treating ...

Background Diabetic foot ulcers are frequently related to elevated pressure under a bony prominence. Conservative treatment includes offloading with orthopaedic shoes and custom made orthotics or plaster casts. While casting in plaster is usually effective in achieving primary closure of foot ulcers, recurrence rates are high. Minimally invasive surgical offloading that includes correction of f...

Both osteomyelitis and Charcot neuro-osteoarthropathy (CN) are potentially limb-threatening complications of diabetic neuropathy, but they require quite different treatments. Almost all bone infections in the diabetic foot originate from an infected foot ulcer while diabetic osteoarthropathy is a non-infectious process in which peripheral neuropathy plays the critical role. Differentiating betw...

Osteomyelitis (OM) is a common complication of diabetic foot ulcers and/or diabetic foot infections. This review article discusses the clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment of OM in the diabetic foot. Clinical features that point to the possibility of OM include the presence of exposed bone in the depth of a diabetic foot ulcer. Medical imaging studies include plain radiographs, magne...