Volume 37 - Issue 10 - October 2024
Feature
Diabetes Theme Issue
10/01/2024
Barry I. Rosenblum, DPM, FACFAS; Michelle Kung, DPM; Rahul Mishra, DPM
In the right patients, drug-eluting materials (DEMs) can effectively treat diabetic foot infections through a sustained release of therapeutic agents to the wound. Offering case studies, these authors discuss how DEMs can supplement...
In the right patients, drug-eluting materials (DEMs) can effectively treat diabetic foot infections through a sustained release of therapeutic agents to the wound. Offering case studies, these authors discuss how DEMs can supplement...
In the right patients,...
10/01/2024
Podiatry Today
Diabetes Theme Issue
10/01/2024
Dave Griffin, DPM
Diabetes distress is an important concept that relates to many patients presenting in podiatric practices. Clinicians have a unique opportunity to make a positive impact for these patients, and in this piece, the author outlines the basic...
Diabetes distress is an important concept that relates to many patients presenting in podiatric practices. Clinicians have a unique opportunity to make a positive impact for these patients, and in this piece, the author outlines the basic...
Diabetes distress is an...
10/01/2024
Podiatry Today
Diabetes Theme Issue
10/01/2024
Sophia Quach, BS; Ayushi Deshwal, DPM; Jean Chen-Vitulli, DPM, MS; Anastasios Manessis, MD, FACE, ECNU, ABOM
Continuous glucose monitoring devices provide patients with diabetes with information about their daily health using time in range as a key metric. These authors evaluate how such a tool could have an impact on patients with diabetic foot...
Continuous glucose monitoring devices provide patients with diabetes with information about their daily health using time in range as a key metric. These authors evaluate how such a tool could have an impact on patients with diabetic foot...
Continuous glucose monitoring...
10/01/2024
Podiatry Today
Diabetes Theme Issue
10/01/2024
Jannani Krishnan, DPM; James Brian Warne, DPM
Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the diabetic foot can lead to serious complications, but these authors present evidence that topical acetic acid could reduce bioburden and potentially promote wound healing, including a representative case.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the diabetic foot can lead to serious complications, but these authors present evidence that topical acetic acid could reduce bioburden and potentially promote wound healing, including a representative case.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the...
10/01/2024
Podiatry Today
