Rehabilitacion · 2021
[Multidisciplinary unit specialized in the treatment of diabetic foot: Evaluation and results].
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Moreno Carrillo M A, Martínez Gómez D A, Martínez González-Moro I, Lozano Guadalajara J V
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: In this study the evaluation of the care process of the diabetic foot will be carried out after the implementation of an intra-hospital clinical pathway and a multidisciplinary consultation.
OBJECTIVES: Evaluate the influence on factors related to the care, amputations, and rehabilitation of the amputee patient.
METHODOLOGY: Retrospective study, in which the comparison of three periods has been made. First (3years): Before the implantation of the pathway. Second (5years): After the implementation of the pathway. Third (10years): After the implementation of the consultation.
RESULTS: A specialized consultation in diabetic foot care contributes to a reduction in femoral and minor amputations. The assessment and treatment by rehabilitation of patients undergoing major amputation has been optimized.
CONCLUSION: The implantation of the pathway and consultation contributes to the preservation of the lower limb. However, the incidence remains high, suggesting that diabetic foot care remains suboptimal.
OBJECTIVES: Evaluate the influence on factors related to the care, amputations, and rehabilitation of the amputee patient.
METHODOLOGY: Retrospective study, in which the comparison of three periods has been made. First (3years): Before the implantation of the pathway. Second (5years): After the implementation of the pathway. Third (10years): After the implementation of the consultation.
RESULTS: A specialized consultation in diabetic foot care contributes to a reduction in femoral and minor amputations. The assessment and treatment by rehabilitation of patients undergoing major amputation has been optimized.
CONCLUSION: The implantation of the pathway and consultation contributes to the preservation of the lower limb. However, the incidence remains high, suggesting that diabetic foot care remains suboptimal.