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FOOT ULCERS. Dr.B.BALAGOBI Registrar/Surgery. Chronic Foot ulcers. Diabetic ulcer Vascular Arterial Venous Infection:COM Malignant. Arterial ulcers . Pulse evaluations . Neuropathic ulcers . Neuropathic ulcers. OSTEOMYLITIS. Pathogenesis. Venous Arterial Neuropathic.
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FOOT ULCERS Dr.B.BALAGOBI Registrar/Surgery
Chronic Foot ulcers • Diabetic ulcer • Vascular • Arterial • Venous • Infection:COM • Malignant
Pathogenesis Venous Arterial Neuropathic
VV Treatment Surgical • V Vs surgery: • High tie • Stripping • Perforators ligation • Multiple avulsions
Treatment:Arterial ulcer • Arterial bypass. • Debridment. • Skin Graft.
BASICS • Treat the aetiology • Hb • FBS control • VitC,Zn • Protein • Respect VIP • Vascular • Infection • Pressure
Methodes of Debridement • Surgery • Hydro therapy • Biological:Maggots • Enzymatic:Proteolytic enzyme • Autolytic:Hydrogel
Latest Figures • Prevalence for Sri Lankans aged ≥20 years – 10.3% • Prevalence of pre-diabetes in urban and rural population was 11.5% • Overall prevalence of some form of dysglycaemia (sugar problems) was 21.8% 2008*- Katulanda P. Constantine G.R. , Mahesh J. G. etal., Prevalence and projections of diabetes and pre-diabetes in adults in Sri Lanka- Sri Lanka Diabetes , Cardiovascular Study (SLDCS)
Epidemiology • DM largest cause of neuropathy • Half don’t know • Foot ulcerations is most common cause of hospital admissions for Diabetics. • Expensive to treat • may lead to amputation.
Pathophysiology • Vascular disease • Neuropathy • Sensory • Motor Foot deformities • Autonomic • Hyperglycaemia • Immune deficiency
RISK STRATIFICATION • Previous ulceration/Amputation • Sensory neuropathy • Foot deformities/Callous • PVD
RISK STRATIFICATION • Low risk • no risk factors and no previous ulceration • High risk • one risk factor and no previous ulceration • Foot emergencies • ulcerated, injured or infected foot