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Treatment of diabetic foot ulcer complications with the combination of compartment-anatomy based longitudinal incision and NPWT

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Treatment of diabetic foot ulcer complications with the combination of compartment-anatomy based longitudinal incision and NPWT

Type
Poster
Topics
NPWT
Language
EN
Publication Year
2019
Author(s)
Gergely Vadasz, Istvan Rozsos, László Mecseky, Melinda Gadacsi
Approx. reading time
5 min

Summary

Appropriate surgical technique and the application of NPWT could significantly improve limb salvage ratio in severe DFU complications. As the perfect pass technique in football, the perfect incision(s) should be NOT traverse but longitudinal with the proper length at the proper time in the corresponding foot compartment(s).

Early diagnosis and patient education should also be improved using wide population accessing IT technologies and wound-healing / diagnosing mobile applications.

Authors

Gergely Vadasz
Theta Center, Pecs, Hungary, University of Pecs, Department of Vascular Surgery, Pecs, Hungary

Istvan Rozsos
Theta Center, Pecs, Hungary

László Mecseky
Theta Circulation Diagnostic and Therapeutic Centre Budapest & Pecs, Hungary

Melinda Gadacsi
Theta Center, Pecs, Hungary, University of Pecs, Department of Vascular Surgery, Pecs, Hungary

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