The diabetic foot syndrome /
In recent years, "diabetic foot" has become the common name given to chronic complications of diabetes mellitus in the lower limb. This book provides an up-to-date picture of the clinical scenario, the latest understanding of the mechanisms in regard to pathology, the current standards of...
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Published: |
Karger,
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Publisher Address: | Basel : |
Publication Dates: | [2018] |
Literature type: | Book |
Language: | English |
Series: |
Frontiers in diabetes,
volume 26 |
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Summary: |
In recent years, "diabetic foot" has become the common name given to chronic complications of diabetes mellitus in the lower limb. This book provides an up-to-date picture of the clinical scenario, the latest understanding of the mechanisms in regard to pathology, the current standards of therapy, and the organizational tasks that a modern approach to such a complex pathology warrants. All contributors have delivered articles that are as informative and straight-to-the point as possible, including not only their own experience in the field, but also giving a wider picture to link each article to the other. The Diabetic Foot Syndrome is not only relevant to specialists, but also to all the caregivers involved in the management of the patients at risk for developing the pathology, those affected, and those who are at risk of recurrences. |
Carrier Form: | ix, 223 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 26 cm. |
Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and indexes. |
ISBN: |
9783318061444 3318061441 |
Index Number: | RD781 |
CLC: | R587.2 |
Call Number: | R587.2/D536-1 |
Contents: |
The diabetic foot syndrome today : a pandemic uprise / A complication of the complications : the complexity of pathogenesis and the role of co-morbidities in the diabetic foot syndrome / Re-evaluating the outcomes in diabetic foot management / The Charcot's foot revisited : how the new pathogenetic findings explain the clinical course of the disease / Diabetic peripheral arteriopathy : a tale of two diseases / Does microangiopathy contribute to the pathogenesis of the diabetic foot syndrome? / The organization of care for the diabetic foot syndrome : a time-dependent network / Offloading the diabetic foot : the evolution of an integrated strategy / Surgical management of the Charcot's foot / Indications to revascularization in the ischaemic diabetic foot / An integrated approach for the effective management of limb-threatening ischaemia in the diabetic foot / Resistant infections in the diabetic foot : a frightening scenario / Antibacterial treatment in diabetic foot infections / The role of surgery in the management of the infected diabetic foot / Local management of diabetic foot ulcers, dressings and other local treatments / Towards extending ulcer-free days in remission in the diabetic foot syndrome / |