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Diabetic foot
Thongchai Pratipanawatr MD.
Site of Diabetic foot ulcers
Site
%
Toe
51
Plantar metatatarsal
and mid foot
Dorsum of foot
28
Multiple ulcers
7
14
Outcome of Diabetic foot ulcers
Outcome
%
Reepithelization/primary
healing
Amputation
63
Death
13
24
Diabetic foot ulcer

Neuropathic foot ulcer

Ishemic foot ulcer

Mixed ishemic-neuropathic
Neuropathic foot ulcer
Risk factors of foot ulcers

Diabetic neuropathy increases risk of foot
ulcer and amputation.
Neuropathy
1.7-folds
Deformity
12-folds
Previous history of
ulcer
36-fold
Distal sensory neuropathy
Large fiber
Vibration, Position sense, Touch/pressure
Motor: intrinsic muscle
Loss pain, temperature
And fine touch sensation
burning sensation
Small fiber
Distal sensory neuropathy

Diagnosis
10 gm monofilament: small fiber
 128 Hz tuning fork: large fiber
 Motor deformity: large fiber

Sensory neuropathy
Loss of protective sensation
5.07 (10 gram) Monofilament
Area of examination
Deformity
Abnormal Foot
pressure
Deformity
Claw toes
Neuropathic foot ulcer
Loss of sensation
 Deformity
 Callous formation
 Callous rupture
 Foot ulcer
 Infection

Diabetic foot ulcer
Insensitive foot
 Inappropriate shoe (too tight)
 Deformity
 Ischemic foot ulcer

Insensitive foot
Insensitive foot
Insensitive foot examination
Examination Justification
General
Inspect for possible ulceration
Sensory
Test sensation
Temperature Local temp increase more than 2 C
indicates of infection
Shoes
Inspect foot ware
Muscle
Muscle deformaty
Neuropathic foot ulcer
Loss of sensation
 Deformity
 Callous formation
 Callous rupture
 Foot ulcer
 Infection

Deformity
Claw toes
Deformity
Hammer toes
Callous
21
Ulcer
22
Chronic ulcer with osteomyelitis
Osteolytic
bone
Charcot’s foot
Charcot’s foot

Acute Charcot’s foot

Chronic Charcot’s foot
Charcot’s foot
Chacort’s deformity
Others neuropathic ulcer
Too tight shoe
Too tight shoe
Too tight shoe
Too tight shoe
Too tight shoe
Too tight shoe
Ishemic foot ulcer
Ischemic foot ulcer
Ischemic foot ulcer
Ischemic foot ulcer
Diabetic foot care
Risk factors of foot ulcers

Diabetic neuropathy increases risk of foot
ulcer and amputation.
Neuropathy
1.7-folds
Deformity
12-folds
Previous history of
ulcer
36-fold
Management category
Risk
Sensation
Deformity
Hx of ulcer
0
Present
No
No
1
absent
No
No
2
absent
Yes
No
3
absent
Yes
Yes
Management category
Risk
Managment
0
Foot clinic one a year; foot education
1
Foot clinic every 6 months, appropriated
footwear and soft insole
2
Foot clinic every 3 months, custommolded orthotic devices
3
Foot clinic every 1-2 months, custommolded orthotic devices
Foot education
Daily cleaning


Skin & nail care
ผิวแห้ง-แตก
46
Appropriated footwear and
soft insole
Proper shoes design
Proper shoes &soft insole
เลือกรองเท้าที่เหมาะสมกับเท้า
ไม่คบั หรือหลวมจนเกินไป
รองเท้าที่ไม่เหมาะสมกับเท้า
Custom-molded orthotic
devices
Soft inserts
Mold insoles
Total contact insole
Foot wear
Callous
57
Callous
58
Diabetic wound care
Depth-ischemia classification
Depth classification
Grade
Definition
0
1
At risk (previous ulcer or neuropathy
with deformity
Superficial ulcer, no infection
2
Deep ulceration exposing tendon or
joint (with or without infection)
3
Extensive ulceration with expose
bone or deep infections
Depth-ischemia classification
Depth-ischemia classification
Ischemia classification
Grade
Definition
A
Not ischemia
B
Ischemia without gangrene
C
Partial (forefoot) gangrene of the foot
D
Complete foot gangrene
Depth-ischemia classification
Depth-ischemia classification
Depth classification
Grade
Definition
0
1
At risk (previous ulcer or neuropathy
with deformity
Superficial ulcer, no infection
2
Deep ulceration exposing tendon or
joint (with or without infection)
3
Extensive ulceration with expose
bone or deep infections
Depth-ischemia classification
Depth classification
Grade
Intervension
0
1
Patient education and appropriated
foot ware
External pressure relief
2
And surgical debridement (antibiotic)
3
And antibiotic; amputaiton may be
Off-loading
Total contact cast (TCC) -gold standard
 Prefabricated pneumatic walking brace ( Air
cast )
 Half-shoes
 Crutches,Walkers and Wheelchairs
 Bed rest

Total contact cast
Air cast
Half shoe
Modified/custom
shoes/orthoses
Surgical intervenion
Debridement
 Amputation
 Osteotomy
 Bone stabilization
 Tendon tranfer or Tenotomy
 Achilles tendon lengthening tendon
 etc.

Depth-ischemia classification
Ischemia classification
Grade
Definition
A
Not ischemia
B
Ischemia without gangrene
C
Partial (forefoot) gangrene of the foot
D
Complete foot gangrene
Vascular screening
Hair loss
♦ Color
♦ Baked potato skin
♦ Capillary filling time
♦ Temperature
♦ Pulses
♦ Ankle brachial index (ABI)
♦
Thank you
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