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A Global Consensus on Diabetic Wound Management #ActAgainstAmputation

This open-access consensus (Advances in Wound Care, 2025) synthesizes practical, evidence-driven guidance for the bedside management of diabetic wounds—spanning pathophysiology, glycemic care, infection/biofilm control, vascular assessment and revascularization, offloading, surgery, pain, dressings, and emerging therapies. Contributors (acknowledged individually)• Henry C. Hsia• Elof Eriksson• Geoffrey C. Gurtner• Aristidis Veves• Osama Hamdy• David J. Margolis• David G.... Continue Reading →

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From Controversies to Consensus: Rethinking Exercise in Diabetic Foot Disease #ActAgainstAmputation #Exercise

What happens when one of the oldest prescriptions in medicine—movement—is withheld from one of the most at-risk patient populations? This important question is tackled head-on in a recent review by Sutkowska, Korzon-Burakowska, and Biernat, titled “On the Merits of Targeted and Individualized Physical Exercise in Persons with Diabetic Foot Disease – From Controversies to Consensus” . In... Continue Reading →

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Chronic wounds: Treatment consensus @WoundHeal @alpslimb #ActAgainstAmputation #WoundHealing

Chronic wounds: Treatment consensus Elof Eriksson 1, Paul Y Liu 2, Gregory S Schultz 3, Manuela M Martins-Green 4, Rica Tanaka 5, Dot Weir 6, Lisa J Gould 7, David G Armstrong 8, Gary W Gibbons 9, Randy Wolcott 10, Oluyinka O Olutoye 11 12, Robert S Kirsner 13, Geoffrey C Gurtner 14 Up to date consensus on wound healing from an international interdisciplinary consensus committee published in Wound Repair and Regeneration. It was great fun to participate. Kudos to Lisa... Continue Reading →

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Screening, diagnosis and management of diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy in clinical practice: International expert consensus recommendations #Neuropathy #DiabeticFoot #PDN #ActAgainstAmputation

Great work by an all-star consensus panel with practical recommendations. Diabetic sensorimotor polyneuropathy (DSPN) affects around one third of people with diabetes and accounts for considerable morbidity, increased risk of mortality, reduced quality of life, and increased health care costs resulting particularly from neuropathic pain and foot ulcers. Painful DSPN is encountered in 13-26% of... Continue Reading →

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