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I have been given the opportunity to speak about podiatry to a group of health care providers working with diabetes. They also want me to talk about new research regarding the neuropathic foot and latest trends in treatment of diabetes ulcers. As I mainly work at the Uni with biomechanics/msk I would appreciate any suggestions on recent research on this topic.
The wow-factor is always valued…
Kind regards
Björn Englund
University lecturer
Karolinska Institute
Re: current trends in podiatric treatments of the diabetic foot
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Originally Posted by B. Englund
I have been given the opportunity to speak about podiatry to a group of health care providers working with diabetes. They also want me to talk about new research regarding the neuropathic foot and latest trends in treatment of diabetes ulcers. As I mainly work at the Uni with biomechanics/msk I would appreciate any suggestions on recent research on this topic.
The wow-factor is always valued…
Kind regards
Björn Englund
University lecturer
Karolinska Institute
Re: Current trends in podiatric treatments of the diabetic foot
Quote:
Originally Posted by B. Englund
I have been given the opportunity to speak about podiatry to a group of health care providers working with diabetes. They also want me to talk about new research regarding the neuropathic foot and latest trends in treatment of diabetes ulcers. As I mainly work at the Uni with biomechanics/msk I would appreciate any suggestions on recent research on this topic.
Hey Bjorn,
Why not play to your strengths (and probably a diabetes workers weakness) by giving it a biomechanics slant as much as you can within reason?
I've attached some articles to give you an idea of the kind of direction I'm talking about. (Why make life unecessarily hard for yourself right?)
Current trends in podiatric treatments of the diabetic foot
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