Is Limb Salvage Practical In Patients With Diabetes And Renal Failure?

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Here one can see a renal failure patient with a problematic lateral foot wound. Note the nonviable tissue and dehiscence.
Is Limb Salvage Practical In Patients With Diabetes And Renal Failure?
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By Jessica Kaylor, BA, and John S. Steinberg, DPM




















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  Anonymoussays:
  July 15, 2009 at 7:00 pm
  
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Podiatrists and Wound Care Specialists.

Over the past 40 years, Diapulse Wound Treatment System has proved repeatedly it completely heals Diabetic Wounds, much faster than conventional wound treatment. It also restores circulation to extremeties that have circulatory, and edema problems, caused by Diabetes. And finally, and most importantly, it many cases it PREVENTS amputation of extremeties, resulting from Diabetes. Diapulse is still very much around, and still extremely viable, but evidently, many of the younger Doctors and Nurses have either never heard of, forgot about, or thought this incredible modality was no longer available. It's FDA approved, and extremely inexpensive to have a unit in your practice, hospital or wound care center.

If you'd like to know more, please contact me:

John Ulrich

Texas area Diapulse Technology Consultant

Diapulse Corporation

john_diapulse_texas@tx.rr.com

(469)235-4020

  

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