[PDF] Top 20 A Study on Outcome of 1000 cases of Diabetic Foot

... I Dr.J. STANLY GLADSON DANIEL solemnly declare that this dissertation titled “A STUDY ON OUTCOME OF 1000 CASES OF DIABETIC FOOT” has been done by me. I also declare that this ... See full document

... our study, the patients who fulfilled the following criteria were included: the patients were suffering from diabetes mellitus for at least 6 months and on treatment with Insulin during hospital ...certain ... See full document

... this study was the metatarsus, followed by the ...severe cases, such as 2/B. This may be due to foot discharge, a key point in self-care, since individuals with super fi cial ulcers may not take the ... See full document

... socioeconomic group. Males have higher predilection than females. Prevalence increases with age. The most common level of arterial occlusion is femoro- popliteal segment followed by tibial segment. PAD influences the ... See full document

... with diabetic foot ulcers in the period from 1 December 2003 to 31 December 2005 to the specialist multi- disciplinary unit at the Endocrinology Division, State University of Campinas, ...the foot ... See full document

... of treatment had no effect on amputation in our study. Patients with at least one complication of diabetes and a previous history of DFU also had a higher risk of amputation in our study. There is also a ... See full document

... the foot to protect the ulcer from pressure effect, is very ...in foot care), nutritionist, prosthetist and orthopedic surgeons ...This study is been conducted as a retrospective one to determine the ... See full document

... of study: The aim of study was to understanding the treatment strategies and factors influencing of diabetic foot ulcers, in patients presenting with diabetic foot at Malabar ... See full document

... the study. Outcome variables for this study were assessed at the end of each week from the initial assessment day till 28 th day or completion of 4 ... See full document

... successful outcome could be achieved if the accidentally created subintimal false lumen was pursued, with re-entry in to the true lumen beyond the distal extent of the ... See full document

... Clinically, these group of patients have superficial ulcers with minimal ischaemia and lack bone or joint involvement. Cellulitis is confined to within 2cm of the ulcer margins. Many of these cases are ... See full document

... The fact that monozygotic twin of IDDM patient may remain asymptomatic proves that there are other factors other than genome in the pathology of IDDM. Environmental factors also play a role. In many cases it is a ... See full document

... The study was approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee of the Northern Territory Department of Health and Menzies School of Health Research (HREC-2015-2324). Statistical analyses were performed using Stata ... See full document

... those cases which lead to amputation, the five year moratlity rate is 68% which is only second to mortality caused by various ...the diabetic foot ...Regular foot examination and early ... See full document

... The incidence of Necrotising fascitis has been reported to be 0.40 cases per 100,000 population. Although Necrotising fascitis is rare, certain conditions can predispose patients for developing the disease, ... See full document

... in the cells of the body, those of the vascular being particularly susceptible[1]. Diabetes is the second commonest medical disorder (after hypertension 6%) complicating pregnancy with an incidence about 5 percent [2]. ... See full document

... the foot cover because in our population which involves walking on uneven surface with soft and supple ...the foot resulted in 35% of cases with unstable scar , recurrence of ulcer and in one case ... See full document

... The diabetic foot infection is a global concern and develops in regions with improper foot care and increases the lifetime risk for developing foot ulceration ...from cases of ... See full document

... with diabetic foot ulcers underwent major lower limb ...present study of 200 patients, toe dysarticulation was needed in ...3 cases each, below knee amputation in 6 and Above knee amputation ... See full document

... Most of the pathogens isolated contained growth of Staphylococcus aureus. It constituted maximum number of cases (44 %). Mixed growth formed the next common group (20 %). Gram negative formed the other common ... See full document