• Education and Training Resources
• CAS Training Program
• Endovascular Training Opportunities
• Diabetic Foot Management
• Resources
• Fellowship Development Assistance Program
• Maintenance of Certification
• Vascular Surgery Board - American Board of Surgery
• Bookstore
• Journals
• Vascular Meetings and Events
• Online Learning
• Residents and Medical Students
• Contact Us

Home > Medical Professionals > Education and Training Resources > Diabetic Foot Management

Management of Diabetic Foot

The Management of Diabetic Foot session, supported by an educational grant from KCI, was held during the 2009 Vascular Annual Meeting®. The lecture topics are available below as streaming Windows Media videos.

To play the topics from this Web site, simply click on the links below. The presentations should stream in a new browser window, provided that your computer has the Windows Media Player installed. If you prefer, you can also view the audio/slides only (without video) by clicking on "Zoom Slide" in the lower right corner (under the slide) of the Windows Media Player window.

• Note: CME is not available for viewing this presentation.

Management of Diabetic Foot

Moderators: George Andros, MD, Los Angeles Vascular Specialists, A.P.C., Los Angeles, CA;
Richard F. Neville, MD, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC

• Introduction: The Team Approach to Diabetic Foot Ulcers

  Richard F. Neville, MD, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC

• Essentials of Wound Care; Debridement, Drainage, Dressings

  Christopher E. Attinger, MD, Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC (Substitution by George Andros, MD, Los Angeles Vascular Specialists, A.P.C., Los Angeles, CA)
  

• Foot Biomechanics: Steps to Correct the Problem

  David Armstrong, DPM, PhD, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

• What if There Is Concomitant Infection?

  Warren Joseph, DPM, Philadelphia, PA

• Neuropathy: What You Can’t Feel Can Hurt You

  Andrew Boulton, MD, Manchester Royal Infirmary, Manchester, UK

• Endoluminal Revascularization: Definitive Therapy or Prelude to a Bypass?

  Joseph Mills, MD, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

• Is Distal Bypass for Ischemia Still "First Among Equals?”

  Daniel G. Clair, MD, Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, OH

Updated September 2009