Current pharmaceutical design · 2018
Orthopedic Aspects of the Diabetic Foot.
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Tijdens-Creusen Elvira J A, Jutte Paul C, Schoumakers Wim M H H, Van der Klauw Melanie M, Wouthuyzen-Bakker Marjan
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a common medical condition affecting more than 6% of the world population. Besides well-known pathology like diabetic retinopathy and renal insufficiency, it carries important orthopedic implications, especially around the foot and ankle (diabetic foot).
FOCUS: This article focusses on the three major areas confronting the orthopedist: 1) changes in foot statics and biology leading to ulceration with or without osteomyelitis, 2) ankle fractures, particularly complications after a fracture and 3) Charcot foot. Their pathophysiology, clinical features, classification, diagnostic dilemmas and treatment options are discussed.
CONCLUSION: DM is very common and is often associated with foot problems. Diabetic foot is a special condition that needs special attention. This article aims to provide the necessary knowledge to a better understanding and treatment of the diabetic foot.
FOCUS: This article focusses on the three major areas confronting the orthopedist: 1) changes in foot statics and biology leading to ulceration with or without osteomyelitis, 2) ankle fractures, particularly complications after a fracture and 3) Charcot foot. Their pathophysiology, clinical features, classification, diagnostic dilemmas and treatment options are discussed.
CONCLUSION: DM is very common and is often associated with foot problems. Diabetic foot is a special condition that needs special attention. This article aims to provide the necessary knowledge to a better understanding and treatment of the diabetic foot.