Revisiting our 2022 coverage as Danish colleagues report randomized trial results for inforatio, with the original figure, technique video, and earlier research.

USC enrolls its first WIRED-UP participants as Johns Hopkins, Keck Medicine of USC, Hanger Clinic and Orpyx come together to study smart insoles, remote monitoring and more ulcer-free days.

Heino, Telfer, Ledoux and Muir show why standing pressure maps should not replace dynamic in-shoe assessment for targeted offloading.

A new BEST-CLI conference abstract reports quality-of-life improvement after revascularization in selected patients with frailty. What the findings mean for patient-centered limb preservation, and what they cannot yet tell us.

Denmark’s Foot Status Database brings 241,599 people into view. What its first-consultation findings can teach us about measuring risk, organizing prevention, and building a learning limb-preservation system.

A small randomized trial reports faster healing with liraglutide. The findings deserve attention, alongside important questions about wound care, trial registration and the proposed biological mechanism.

Some ideas in wound healing deserve a second look precisely because they are so simple. Sugar is one of them. Back in 2010, Biswas, Bharara, Hurst, Gruessner, Horacio Rilo and I reviewed the use of sugar in healing diabetic ulcers. The question remains worth asking: could an inexpensive, widely available material earn a carefully defined... Continue Reading →

A new matched retrospective study invites a closer look at ultrasonic debridement, the surgical reset and the need to verify both wound biology and reported results.

Inspired by Samantha Minc’s DFCon2026 lecture: why intimal and medial arterial calcification differ, why both can coexist, and why a reassuring pressure number does not tell the whole story.