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+ Include: 32 videos, size: 5.53 GB
+ Target Audience: endocrinologist, surgeons, podiatrists, orthotists
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+ Information:
The Malvern Diabetic Foot Conference is the longest standing biennial international diabetic foot meeting.
The 2022 conference will be the 19th meeting since its inception in 1986 and brings together experts on the diabetic foot from up to 30 countries, predominantly North America and Western Europe. This three day conference is designed to engage physicians, surgeons, podiatrists, orthotists and nursing staff with a common interest in diabetic foot problems, and offers the opportunity to connect with industry on the latest innovations and trends.
The conference is well-established as a leading event in the field, drawing on the expertise of specialists from up to 30 countries from around the world including dozens of thought leaders from North America and Western Europe.
This three-day conference is designed to engage physicians, surgeons, podiatrists, orthotists and nursing staff with a common interest in diabetic foot problems. Diabetic foot is one of the main causes for in-patient treatment amongst the diabetic population and as always it is anticipated that the conference will improve current understanding of the disease, showcase the latest research, and act as a forum for the exchange of ideas.
+ Topics:
Session 2 – Mr Alexander Wee – How the MDT can help manage complications after Orthopaedic Diabetic Foot Surgery..mp4
Session 2 – Mr Anand Pillai – Functional Expectations and Outcomes after major Charcot reconstruction..mp4
Session 2 – Mr Andrew (Fred) Robinson – Functional Expectations and Outcomes after minor amputations..mp4
Session 2 – Mr Paul Halliwell – The great importance of orthopaedic surgeons working with the diabetic foot team..mp4
Session 2 – Professor Dane Wukich – Foot & ankle fractures in people with diabetes..mp4
Session 3 – Miss Rachael Forsythe – The Vascular Surgical Curriculum and diabetic foot disease..mp4
Session 3 – Mr Andy Weale – A pragmatic approach to the patient with CLTI- What I do..mp4
Session 3 – Mr Dave Bosanquet – Primary amputation for CLTI- when, why and outcomes..mp4
Session 3 – Mr David Russell – Multiple Interventions for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment Trial (MIDFUT)- Study update..mp4
Session 3 – Mr Patrick Coughlin – Foot perfusion- what is adequate and how to assess for it..mp4
Session 3 – Mr Robert Davies – Setting up a vascular limb salvage service- Leicester experience..mp4
Session 3 – The Debate..mp4
Session 4 – Dr Edgar Peters – Antibiotic Therapies for DFUs – when, which one and which route of administration-.mp4
Session 4 – Professor Fran Game – New therapies for hard to heal ulcers – and what’s in the pipeline-.mp4
Session 4 – Professor Nicolaas Schaper – Overview of current therapies for diabetic foot ulcers..mp4
Session 4 – Professor Rob Frykberg – New data on topical oxygen therapy including systematic reviews..mp4
Session 5 – Oral Abstract Presentations..mp4
Session 6 – Dr Loretta Vileikyte – Keeping the ulcer healed- what motivates patient acceptance of digital technology-.mp4
Session 6 – Mr Andy Lavender – What do persons with a history of DFUs expect from their health care professionals-.mp4
Session 6 – Mr Sameer Pathan – Educating healthcare professionals on DF care in developing countries-role of the IDF School.mp4
Session 6 – Professor Andrew Boulton – The Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Exam- an update – times are a’changin..mp4
Session 6 – Professor Bijan Najafi – Temperature and pressure monitoring for identifying the high-risk foot..mp4
Session 6 – Professor Neil Reeves Mobile Apps for the detection and diagnosis of foot ulceration..mp4
Session 6 – Professor Soloman Tesfaye – The `One-Stop Shop’ screening for neuropathy and the high-risk foot..mp4
Session 7 – Mr Pratik Choudhary – What’s new in TI DM management- – from pumps and CGM to `time in range’ blood glucose control.mp4
Session 7 – Ms Ruth Miller – 10 Point Training to Upskill Community, Residential Home and Ward staff..mp4
Session 7 – Professor Steve Bain – What’s new in T2 DM management – including SGLT2 inhibitors and risk of amputation..mp4
Session 8 – Miss Emma Barron – The effect of COVID-19 on diabetes care and mortality in England..mp4
Session 8 – Prof David Armstrong – The impact of COVID-19 on Diabetic Foot care in other countries….mp4
Session 8 – Prof Jonathan Valabhji – Lower limb major & minor amputations in people with diabetes in England during the pandemic.mp4
Session 8 – Professor Fran Game – Delivering diabetic foot services during the pandemic..mp4
Session 8 – Professor Gerry Rayman – Final comments and close of conference..mp4
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