Interní Med. 2007; 9(2): 78-83

The contribution of prosthetic care and specialized hygienic footwear in complicated cases of diabetic foot

MUDr. Emil Záhumenský1, Ing. Pavel Rádl2
1 Centrum diabetické nohy, Zlín
2 ORCO ZLÍN - technická ortopedie spol. s r. o., Zlín

Category risk assessment and a choice of adequate hygienic footwear are vital in prevention of ulcers. Shoes should be manufactured already during the ulcer healing. A computer plantoscopy with measuring insoles can rationally assess properties of individual shoes and insoles concerning the distribution of local pressures. Protective home footwear is essential in less mobile diabetics in high risk.

Keywords: Key words: diabetic foot, prophylactic shoes, computer plantoscopy.

Published: March 1, 2007  Show citation

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