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Diabetic Foot :A Clinical Atlas
Sharad Pendsey
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
ISBN: 184184425X
Pub Date: 01 APR 2004
Type: Hardback Book
Foreword by:
Michael E Edmonds MD, FRCP, Alethea VM Foster BA(Hons), PGCE, DPodM, MChS, SRCh, Marvin E Levin MD, FACP
Over 120 million people worldwide suffer from diabetes mellitus, with many of those having diabetic foot ulcers. With the diabetic foot comes the quiet dread of disability, long stretches of hospitalization, mounting expenses, and the ever-increasing possibility of an amputated limb. Eighty-five percent of diabetes-related lower limb amputations are preceded by a foot ulcer. Health providers concerned with the care of diabetic patients are aware of the immense burden of misery that can be inflicted by the diabetic foot. Even though it affects only a proportion of diabetic patients, understanding the causes of this catastrophe, identifying the sufferers and those at high risk and developing effective preventive strategies and remedies for its consequences has rightly become a major preoccupation for diabetologists in recent years.
This atlas is primarily devoted to clinical matters with illustrations and case reports depicting varied diabetic foot problems. It has been divided into eight sections and forty-eight chapters with fifty-three case studies and over six hundred clinical photographs. There is also a detailed bibliography for further reading.
Contents:
Section I: Understanding the Diabetic Foot 1. Introduction 2. Gait (Walking) Cycle 3. Biomechanics 4. Great Toe 5. Heel 6. Examination of Feet 7. Classification and Staging Secton II: Neuropathic Foot 8. Etiopathogenesis of Neuropathic Ulcers 9. Sharp Injuries 10. Shoe Bite 11. Rat Bite 12. Thermal Injury 13. Bullosum Diabeticorum 14. Lateral Malleolar Bursitis 15. Fissures (Cracks) 16. Intrinsic Minus Foot 17. Deformities 18. Limited Joint Mobility (LJM) 19. Plantar Callus 20. Charcot Foot 21. Local Gigantism 22. Lessons from Leprosy Foot 23. Plantar Ulcers, Management Principles Section III: Nail and Skin Lesions 24. Nail Lesions 25. Diabetic Dermopathy 26. Necrobiosis Lipoidica Diabeticorum Section IV: Infected Neuropathic Foot 27. Ethiopathogenesis and Diagnosis of Foot Infection 28. Non-Limb Threatening Infection 29. Management of Non-Limb Threatening Infection 30. Limb Threatening Infection 31. Management of Limb Threatening Infection 32. Necrotizing Fascitis 33. Life Threatening Infection Section V: Neuroischemic Foot 34. Clinical Signs and Symptoms of Ischemia 35. Medial Arterial Calcification (Monckeberg's Sclerosis) 36. Evaluation of Neuroischemic Foot 37. Management of Neuroischemic Foot Section VI: Amputation 38. Gravity of the Problem of Leg Amputation 39. Minor and Major Amputations 40. Rehabilitation of the Amputee Section VII: Prevention of the Diabetic Foot 41. Life Long Surveillance of the High-risk Feet 42. Preventive Footwear 43. Diabetic Foot Clinic and Team Approach 44. Patient Education Section VIII: Other Aspects 45. Learning from Failures 46. Maggots (Larval Therapy) 47. Newer Dressings 48. Newer Therapies
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