Management of Diabetic Foot Complications / edited by Clifford P. Shearman
Contributor(s): Shearman, Clifford P, editor literario
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E-bookPublisher: London : Springer, 2015Description: 1 recurso en línea (XI, 226 p.) : 34 il., 19 il. col..ISBN: 9781447145257.Subject: Pies -- EnfermedadesOnline resources: Acceso a este recurso digital (usuarios Universidad Europea de Madrid)
Summary: This book explores the challenges of treating foot complications associated with diabetes,Â{u0860}major challenge for societies the world over. Authors include experienced podiatrists, nurses and doctors,Â{u086C}l of whomÂ{u0DEF}rk in the field of diabetes foot care. The book is divided into prevention and early management, management of major complications, prevention of recurrence and how to structure a team.Â{u026E} each area, the authors describe their practical experiences and discuss how they have addressed clinical challenges. Management of Diabetic Foot Complications provides useful information for anyone responsible for the care of people with diabetes who may be at risk of developing foot complications.
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This book explores the challenges of treating foot complications associated with diabetes,Â{u0860}major challenge for societies the world over. Authors include experienced podiatrists, nurses and doctors,Â{u086C}l of whomÂ{u0DEF}rk in the field of diabetes foot care. The book is divided into prevention and early management, management of major complications, prevention of recurrence and how to structure a team.Â{u026E} each area, the authors describe their practical experiences and discuss how they have addressed clinical challenges. Management of Diabetic Foot Complications provides useful information for anyone responsible for the care of people with diabetes who may be at risk of developing foot complications.
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