diabetic foot ulcers
Influência da ozonioterapia na cicatrização de úlceras do pé diabético / Influence of ozone therapy on the healing of diabetic foot ulcers
... pathogen-free wound; subsequently, low doses of the oxygen-ozone gas mixture can be applied to accelerate the healing of the lesion. Among the forms of treatment with ozone are the use of ozonized oil on the wound and ...
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Characterization of the cicatrization process in diabetic foot ulcers based on the production of reactive oxygen species
... The LED circuit, associated with latex, was also investi- gated by Reis [15, 16], who compared the treatment of four participants with silver foam dressing with a treatment of six other participants with latex in ...
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Characteristics and treatment of diabetic foot ulcers in an ambulatory care / Caracterização e tratamento de úlceras do pé diabético em um ambulatório
... Pondering about the limitations of this research, unfortunately it was not possible to assess the lesions on more than one occasion, then demonstrating whether they get better or not by considering the treatment applied. ...
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A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN HYDROFIBER DRESSING & POVIDONE DRESSING IN DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS
... of foot ulcers on transparent sheets with different ...the foot lesions were classified as per Wagner’s classification and university of Texas diabetic wound ...
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PATTERN OF AEROBIC B ACTERIAL INFECTION O F DIABETIC FOOT
... CONCLUSION: Diabetic foot ulcers are one of the most common and dreaded complications of ...that diabetic foot is a polymicrobial nature of infection but majority of the isolates are ...
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Treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcer Using Matriderm In Comparison with a Skin Graf
... trix composed of collagen ibrils and elastin ibers for support of dermal regeneration in one stage. It induces dermis regeneration as a scafold, and decreases scar tissue formation. It also provides optimal dermal wound ...
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Rev. Soc. Bras. Med. Trop. vol.48 número5
... in diabetic foot ulcers. Diabetic foot infections were predominantly due to Gram-positive bacteria, such as Staphylococcus aureus, or were polymicrobial ...of diabetic ...
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Res. Biomed. Eng. vol.32 número1
... the ulcers had to be assigned according to convenience ...of diabetic foot ulcers, the limitations of the methodology used should be taken into account when the results are to be analyzed ...
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Risk factors for mortality among patients undergoing major amputations due to infected diabetic feet
... Background: Foot ulcers in patients with diabetes are a major public health problem and are often associated with lower limbs amputation and mortality in this ...infected diabetic foot ...
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Avaliação de sintomas depressivos em pessoas com diabetes mellitus e pé ulcerado
... Objective: To evaluate the intensity of symptoms of depression in patients with diabetic foot ulcers. Methods Methods Methods Methods Methods: a exploratory, descriptive, analytical and ...
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Prevalence of Gram Negative Bacteria in Diabetic Foot -A Clinico-Microbiological Study
... A study by Ramani et al [21] also made similar observation and found proteus (20.73%), klebsiella (12.35%), pseudomonas (11.73%) as the most common pathogens. Prabhakar et al [22] also showed a predominant gram negative ...
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Plasmid-Mediated Extended-Spectrum βββββ -lactamase-Producing Strains of Enterobacteriaceae Isolated from Diabetes Foot Infections in a Brazilian Diabetic Center
... community-acquired diabetic foot ulcers, in a prospective study made at a diabetic center and at the Federal University of Ceará, Brazil, from March, 2000, to November, ...
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J. vasc. bras. vol.13 número3
... of the diabetic foot are often complicated by infection because of the elevated bacterial load. Antimicrobial therapy is an important component in management of these wounds, but, for treatment to be ...
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Ficha de avaliação clínica de membros inferiores para prevenção do pé diabético Clinical evaluation form of lower members for diabetic foot prevention
... In the anamnesis directed at LLs, symptoms of distal sensory neuropathy and vascular insufficiency implicated in the development of the “diabetic foot” will be investigated. Symptoms related to distal ...
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The effectiveness of educational practice in diabetic foot: a view from Brazil
... Conclusion: the planned and multidisciplinary educational approach enabled high compliance of the ulcer prevention care needed in diabetic patients at risk for complications. In contrast, compliance observed for ...
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HEALTH EDUCATION IN THE AWARENESS ON DIABETIC FOOT CARE: AN EXPERIENCE REPORT
... of diabetic feet from the participants' perception of the Group of Diabetes, University Hospital of Fluminense Federal ...the diabetic foot, was also worked perceptions of touch, proprioception, the ...
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Uso da ferramenta Pressure Ulcer Scale for Healing para avaliar a cicatrização de úlcera crônica de perna
... The use of hydrogel is indicated for dry wounds or those with minimal exudate, granulation tissue, and necrosis since it aids in the removal of crusts. It can also be used in clean supericial laceration wounds such as ...
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The role of primary care in the prevention of diabetic foot amputations
... The high percentage of low amputations is caused by ulcers that do not heal because of peripheral neuropathy and vascular disease, conditions leading to infection and gangrene. The implication of these cases can ...
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Braz. J. Pharm. Sci. vol.52 número3
... Patients were required to ingest GDP (Ajinomoto North America, NC, USA) which was supplied in sachets (10 g), and was dissolved in water immediately before using, once a day, after lunch or after dinner (20 g/day), for ...
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Clinics vol.64 número2
... without foot ulcers, and 10 diabetic neuropathy patients with at least one healed foot ulcer within the last year, and concludes that foot ulcers in the clinical history of ...
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