The Diabetic Foot A house of Cards
The Wild on Wounds National Convention is coming up September 23-25, 2010 in Las Vegas. Continuing in our session highlights, The Diabetic Foot: A House of Cards? will be presented by Jeffrey Jensen...
View ArticleReally, How Important is that Monofilament Test?
CLICK HERE to download procedure Neuropathy is one of the most common risk factors for lower extremity complications in our diabetic patients. With sensory neuropathy the patient has a loss of...
View ArticleUrgent! Risks and Diagnosis of Diabetic Foot Infections
For effective diabetic wound management, clinicians must know the risk factors for foot infections, and be able to diagnose them properly – and as soon as possible. Wound care clinicians deal with foot...
View ArticleDry Skin Alert: Foot Xerosis in Diabetic Patients
Diabetic wound management requires awareness, including knowing the signs and progression of xerosis – an abnormal dryness of skin. Patients with diabetes are prone to dry skin, particularly when blood...
View ArticleDiabetic Wound Care: Monofilament Testing
Detecting neuropathy in the diabetic foot is crucial for patient care, which is why this 10-step test is a must when it comes to injury and ulceration prevention. Healing patients and helping them...
View ArticleDiabetic Footwear: If The Shoe Fits, Wear It
When it comes to diabetic wound care, footwear matters – and proper diabetic patient shoe assessment is key. Wound clinicians know how devastating foot amputations are for diabetic patients. But what...
View ArticleDiabetic Foot Screening Guide
Five clinical tests for diagnosing loss of protective sensation in the diabetic foot, plus tips on inflammation assessment. How serious are diabetic foot ulcers? The statistics are sobering: It is...
View ArticleDiabetic Toenails: Top Tips for Proper Trimming
Check out these best practices for trimming your diabetic patient’s toenails, which can help in preventing foot ulceration. Did you know that a whopping 10-25% percent of all patients with diabetes...
View ArticleDiabetic Toenails: Watch for Change
Changes in the diabetic foot can happen fast: here are the signs and types clinicians in wound care need to look for. As a wound care professional, chances are you’ve treated a number of nail...
View ArticleThe Diabetic Foot A house of Cards
The Wild on Wounds National Convention is coming up September 23-25, 2010 in Las Vegas. Continuing in our session highlights, The Diabetic Foot: A House of Cards? will be presented by Jeffrey Jensen...
View ArticleReally, How Important is that Monofilament Test?
CLICK HERE to download procedure Neuropathy is one of the most common risk factors for lower extremity complications in our diabetic patients. With sensory neuropathy the patient has a loss of...
View ArticleUrgent! Risks and Diagnosis of Diabetic Foot Infections
For effective diabetic wound management, clinicians must know the risk factors for foot infections, and be able to diagnose them properly – and as soon as possible. Wound care clinicians deal with foot...
View ArticleDry Skin Alert: Foot Xerosis in Diabetic Patients
Diabetic wound management requires awareness, including knowing the signs and progression of xerosis – an abnormal dryness of skin. Patients with diabetes are prone to dry skin, particularly when blood...
View ArticleDiabetic Wound Care: Monofilament Testing
Detecting neuropathy in the diabetic foot is crucial for patient care, which is why the 10-step monofilament test is a must when it comes to injury and ulceration prevention. Healing patients and...
View ArticleDiabetic Footwear: If The Shoe Fits, Wear It
When it comes to diabetic wound care, footwear matters – and proper diabetic patient shoe assessment is key. Wound clinicians know how devastating foot amputations are for diabetic patients. But what...
View ArticleDiabetic Foot Screening Guide
Five clinical tests for diagnosing loss of protective sensation in the diabetic foot, plus tips on inflammation assessment. How serious are diabetic foot ulcers? The statistics are sobering: It is...
View ArticleDiabetic Toenails: Top Tips for Proper Trimming
Check out these best practices for trimming your diabetic patient’s toenails to help prevent foot ulceration. Did you know that a whopping 10-25% percent of all patients with diabetes ultimately...
View ArticleDiabetic Toenails: Watch for Change
Changes in the diabetic foot can happen fast: here are the signs and types clinicians in wound care need to look for. As a wound care professional, chances are you’ve treated a number of nail...
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