On diabetic foot, wound healing, amputation prevention, and the merger of consumer tech with medical devices
Our Mancunian colleagues examine 20 wound datasets, 50 AI methods and 13 apps—and ask how to bridge the gap between algorithm benchmarks and dependable clinical wound assessment.
Rome’s intensive prevention program was associated with higher one-year recurrence-free survival after diabetic foot ulcer healing. A closer look at the historical-cohort findings, their limits, and the work of delivering active remission care.
A fun evening in Pasadena connecting Wagner and Meggitt’s work at Rancho Los Amigos with WIfI, revascularization-benefit quartiles, frailty, and the next generation of limb-preservation clinicians.
Our US–UK ALPS task force turns diabetic peripheral neuropathy guidance into a practical roadmap for screening, foot protection, pain care, referral, and follow-up.
John Steinberg and colleagues put healing durability in focus. A deep dive into topical oxygen, our remission work, and what the evidence can tell us about more ulcer-free time.
Marco Meloni and colleagues invite us to rethink “no-option” CLTI. Cell-therapy studies and LEGenD-1 suggest new possibilities, while longer ischemic remission remains a patient-centered hypothesis to test.
Congratulations to Stephen Twigg, Pete Lazzarini, Joel Lasschuit and the Australian team: their national foot registry shows how shared measurement can support better care—and why the U.S. and the world should build on this work.
A new Cleveland Clinic Perspective gives dedicated inpatient podiatry a practical framework: dependable toe-and-flow coordination, timely decisions, and a safer bridge from hospital to home.
A life-affirming Manchester celebration of my mentor, Professor Andrew J. M. Boulton: science, friendship, gratitude, and the work we carry forward.
A new 12-week randomized-trial meta-analysis finds higher diabetic foot ulcer closure with placental-derived CAMPs—while underscoring why product-, patient-, and system-specific evidence still matters.
