Diabetic Foot Diagnosis and Treatment Practice in Color

Author: (English) Edmunds, Foster, Sanders
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Publishing Date: 2006-04-01
Features: With the increasing incidence of diabetes, the prevalence of diabetic foot disease has also risen. Diabetic foot disease is a significant factor contributing to disability and mortality among diabetic patients, and thus should be given high attention by healthcare professionals. How to standardize and rationally prevent and treat diabetic foot is not only the responsibility of the medical community but also of the entire society. Research on diabetic foot disease has now transcended the boundaries of a single professional field and is becoming an interdisciplinary discipline widely valued by scholars in various clinical sciences. To improve the prevention and treatment levels of this disease, it requires the joint efforts of basic researchers and clinical practitioners to explore it in depth. Therefore, it is very necessary to compile a specialized monograph on the diagnosis and treatment of diabetic foot that is suitable for clinical practitioners to operate and apply. This book is written by internationally authoritative experts who have meticulously classified and summarized case studies of diabetic foot diagnosis and treatment by multiple scholars, combining research findings to propose many advanced and practical viewpoints. The book provides detailed introductions to the principles of diagnosis and treatment at each stage of diabetic foot lesions, as well as the advanced concepts in diagnosis and treatment in this field in recent years. It holds high academic value and offers important guidance for clinical doctors. The book has a clear hierarchical structure, concise language, and a convenient format for readers to understand and use. The original English version of this book was published by the renowned British medical publisher Blackwell and won the British Medical Book Award and the First Prize in Endocrinology Books in 2004.