Autogenous adipose transfers and allogenous adipose matrix injections are useful options.

There is a potential paradigm shift towards non-surgical wound bed preparation.

This novel device can prevent serious complications in pedal diabetic wound closure.

New technologies reduce mechanical forces in patients with diabetic foot ulcerations.

This simple mat can help reduce amputations.

Here’s a new and effective non-opioid therapy for patients who undergo bunionectomy.

Here’s a new solution for difficult-to-treat pedal wounds.

Here’s a look at an up-and-coming treatment for DFUs.

Orpyx’s remote patient monitoring technology has shown great promise in reducing diabetic ulceration.

With the results of this study, it is anticipated that wound healing over bone and tendon in patients with DFUs will improve.

With a solution that's easy to learn and use, this new technology gives DPMs all the tools they need to scan and order custom orthotics.

Podiatrists and patients are happy with the Podiatech solution, which fits practices of all sizes.

AVAL Diabetic Socks Enhanced with Clinically Proven Cupron Copper

Here is a review of some promising drugs.

Independent research supports the effectiveness of this new technology.

This new approach to health aims to improve both clinical and financial outcomes across measurable cohorts.

There are a host of both clinical and financial benefits offered by this innovative technology.

It’s an ultraportable, mechanically-powered disposable NPWT.

With the right brace and shoe, the DPM can play a significant role in fall risk management.

Three common pathologies are addressed via this patient-friendly technology.

When compared to other surgical treatment options, the benefits far outweigh any potential risks.

This three-in-one formula is available exclusively in physician practices.

A new safe, easy-to-use product heals the ulcer while easing the pain.

Injectable human umbilical cord and amniotic membrane matrix delivers promising results.

Clinical study data for trephine technology looks promising.