David G. Armstrong, Professor of Surgery and Neurological Surgery, was honored along with 94 other members of the University of Southern California faculty as “highly ranked scholars” across all disciplines. Armstrong is the most highly cited scholar in diabetic foot ulcers, worldwide and leads the Department of Surgery in general. “This is a reflection on the great work of an interdisciplinary team dedicated to eliminating preventable amputation over the next generation,” noted Prof. Armstrong.
This recognition underscores the significant strides made by David and his team in their mission to end preventable amputations in people with diabetes. Their work is not just about preserving limbs but about enhancing the quality of life, allowing individuals to move through the world with confidence and dignity. The commitment to innovative research and collaborative efforts continues to pave the way for groundbreaking advancements in diabetic limb salvage and wound care.
Through relentless dedication and pioneering collective initiatives, David G. Armstrong and his team are making a tangible impact, inspiring hope, and driving change in the field of diabetes and diabetic foot surgery. This accolade is a testament to a worldwide team’s efforts.
Please see additional ranking for impact of the team.
Congratulations again David. You have made an important contribution for all of Mankind. Your work will continue to save lives and limbs long after you retire. It’s great that you have contributed so much to the World.
Thanks a million, Dr. Meltzer!!!