Prospective observational cohort evaluates Tardivo Algorithm risk stratification and outcomes in diabetic foot patients
What does a new risk tool mean for people with diabetic foot problems?
This prospective observational cohort study included 42 adult patients with diabetic foot in a vascular surgery outpatient setting.
A new risk tool tracked healing in 42 diabetic foot patients, showing 94% kept their limbs and wounds healed in about five months during rou…
Higher UACR associates with Gram-negative dominance and worse inflammation in diabetic foot infections
A Simple Urine Test Could Predict Your Diabetic Foot Infection
This retrospective cross-sectional observational study evaluated 325 diabetic foot infection patients from a northern Chinese tertiary hospi…
A common check for kidney health may also act as a crystal ball for foot infections, helping doctors pick the winning antibiotic from the st…
Research across Diabetic neuropathy
Related studies from across the Diabetic neuropathy family.
Chronic hyperglycemia causes multi-level nerve damage across the peripheral, autonomic, and central nervous systems
Understanding how high blood sugar damages the entire nervous system in diabetes
This narrative review synthesizes how chronic hyperglycemia impacts the entire neuroaxis in patients with diabetes. It details metabolic and…
High blood sugar can damage nerves throughout the whole body. This affects your senses, movement, and internal organs.
Review of ADSC-Exos for diabetic foot ulcers lacks reported efficacy data or safety outcomes in this narrative synthesis
Stem cell exosomes may help heal diabetic foot ulcers
This narrative review addresses the use of adipose-derived stem cell exosomes for diabetic foot ulcers and diabetes. The authors note that k…
A review suggests that exosomes from stem cells could improve healing for diabetic foot ulcers, offering a new treatment option.
Network meta-analysis reveals placenta-derived products significantly improve diabetic foot ulcer healing rates versus standard care options
New topical treatments show strong promise for healing diabetic foot ulcers
A comprehensive network meta-analysis of 6,161 patients demonstrates that twelve topical therapies enhance wound healing in diabetic foot ul…
A major analysis of 6,161 patients found that 12 topical therapies significantly improved wound healing rates compared to standard care for …
Network meta-analysis ranks debridement strategies for venous and diabetic ulcers
Biological debridement ranks highest for healing chronic leg wounds in new analysis
Biological debridement ranked highest for wound healing and complete debridement in a network meta-analysis of 25 RCTs. Enzymatic and autoly…
Biological debridement shows the highest chance of healing wounds, but experts warn the evidence has gaps and needs careful reading.
Meta-analysis finds very uncertain evidence for CO therapy in wound healing
Carbon Dioxide Therapy May Help Stubborn Wounds Heal Faster
This meta-analysis of 127 wounds/participants evaluated highly concentrated carbon dioxide therapy for diabetic foot ulcers and pressure inj…
A new review suggests highly concentrated carbon dioxide therapy may help chronic wounds heal better, but the evidence is still early.
Topical pyroligneous extract hydrogel may improve wound shrinkage in diabetic foot ulcers
New gel may help heal diabetic foot ulcers faster than standard care
This first-in-human randomized controlled trial enrolled sixteen volunteers with diabetic foot ulcers.
A new gel with plant extract showed faster healing and fewer infections in people with diabetic foot ulcers during this first-in-human trial…
Systematic review and meta-analysis shows antifungal resistance rates vary in diabetic foot ulcer patients
Antifungal resistance high in diabetic foot ulcers
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluated antifungal resistance in patients with diabetic foot ulcers.
Many diabetic foot ulcer infections resist common antifungals, especially nystatin and itraconazole.
Bayesian network meta-analysis of seven debridement approaches for diabetic foot ulcers shows low certainty evidence
New data ranks debridement methods for healing diabetic foot ulcers faster
This Bayesian network meta-analysis evaluated seven debridement approaches versus standard wound care for individuals with diabetic foot ulc…
New research shows biological and enzymatic debridement methods shrink diabetic foot ulcers the most, but experts warn the evidence is not y…
Bibliometric analysis reveals increasing research trends in intestinal microbiota and chronic wounds
Research shows gut health may help heal chronic wounds
This bibliometric analysis of 553 English articles examines research trends regarding intestinal microbiota and chronic wounds from 2005 to …
New research trends suggest that the bacteria in your gut could play a vital role in healing difficult wounds like diabetic foot ulcers.
C-reactive protein-to-albumin ratio predicts 6-month major adverse limb events in hospitalized diabetic foot ulcer patients
One Blood Test Could Save Diabetic Feet From Amputation
This retrospective cohort study of 139 hospitalized patients with diabetic foot ulcers at a regional referral center in Northwest China eval…
New blood test ratio helps doctors predict which diabetic foot ulcers might lead to amputation or death within six months.
Retrospective cohort study assesses diagnostic accuracy for Wagner Grade ≥2 DFUs in hospitalized type 2 diabetes patients
New Tool Predicts Severe Foot Ulcers in Diabetic Patients Before They Worsen
This retrospective cohort study evaluated diagnostic accuracy for Wagner Grade ≥2 diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) in 510 hospitalized patients w…
This new calculator could help doctors spot dangerous foot ulcers in diabetic patients sooner, giving them a chance to act before it’s too l…
BOPPPS instruction improves vascular surgery resident outcomes in diabetic foot ulcer training compared to traditional methods
New teaching method improved test scores for vascular surgery residents in diabetic foot care training
This retrospective cohort study evaluated 196 vascular surgery residents at Xuanwu Hospital, Capital Medical University.
A new teaching method helped vascular surgery residents score higher on exams and perform better in diabetic foot care skills.