Titlebook: Diabetic Foot Syndrome; From Entity to Thera Dirk Hochlenert,Gerald Engels,Frances L. Game Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG,

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Interdigital Lesions (9),oe can exert pressure on the joint and vice versa. Hyperkeratosis and ulcers may affect the joint by exerting pressure on itself or the adjacent toe. If both are affected the term ‘kissing ulcers’ may be used.

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,Transition to the?Lower Leg,complex course of the disease compared to people without diabetes. Many patients with diabetic foot syndrome suffer from ulcers on the lower leg and ulcers on the feet at the same time. Therefore, in many countries the treatment of ulcers at the lower leg is also part of the typical workload of a diabetic foot outpatient clinic.

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External Offloading and Immobilisation,sible to offload the region in question without the need to drastically limit the steps the patient takes. This allows the patient to maintain mobility and to continue the life she or he is used to. Remaining mobile also allows the individual to maintain control of their diabetes and an overall healthy lifestyle.

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Therapeutic Pathways: Conditions,chapter, current treatment concepts for the most important conditions which reduce resilience (polyneuropathy and peripheral arterial disease) are described. Because infection might be an important aggravating factor, it is also considered in this chapter. Specific measures to reduce the effect of t

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