diabetic gangrene

BACKGROUND This historical perspective highlights some of the pioneers, milestones, teams, and system changes that have had a… Expand

During the 19th century and for much of the 20th century, disease of the lower limb in diabetic patients was conceptualized not… Expand

Diabetic gangrene is a non‐healing skin ulcer that is often resistant to most common treatments. It is caused by microvascular… Expand

Recommendations c At least annual monitoring for the development of diabetes in those with prediabetes is suggested. E c Patients… Expand

UNLABELLED In 35 patients with diabetic gangrene, amputation above the ankle (n = 18) or below the ankle (n = 17) was planned by… Expand

Over a 5-year period 68 diabetic patients underwent 102 primary partial amputations of the foot for infected diabetic gangrene… Expand

When a patient with neuropathic diabetic gangrene of the foot has sepsis, it is not always necessary to do a below-knee… Expand

Bacteriological study of 61 patients with diabetic gangrene or non-gangrenous foot ulcers was undertaken to determine the pattern… Expand

In the current study, it is shown that, in the lesions of diabetic gangrene, there are usually mixed flora of two or more… Expand

Our experience in the use of a silicone foam elastomer in the dressing of granulating wounds is described in a series of 250… Expand