01262nas a2200241   4500000000100000008004100001260001300042653001600055653001800071653000900089653001300098653001100111653002200122653001200144653003300156653001300189100001400202245006900216300001100285490000700296520070300303022001401006       2008                            d  c2008 Sep10aDebridement10aDiabetic Foot10aFoot10aGangrene10aHumans10aInfection Control10aleprosy10aPeripheral Vascular Diseases10aPodiatry1 aTerashi H00a[Therapy for diabetic foot ulcers or gangrene with/without PAD].  a237-410 v773 a<p>The pathophysiology of chronic wounds differ from that of acute wounds, and the etiology has various, for example decubitus, diabetes, insufficient venous circulation, radiation, et al. Now, for diabetic foot ulcers with/without PAD, internist (diabetologist, interventionalist), radiologist, vascular surgeon, orthopedic surgeon, dermatologist, plastic surgeon tackle this difficult problem respectively. But it is far from total medical care as a team medicine. In this mini-review, I want to introduce our project for diabetic foot ulcers and gangrene with /without PAD, presenting our cases. I shall be happy if I can be of any help to any neurogenic foot problems in Hansen's disease.</p>
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