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| FRIDAY 16 SEPTEMBER 20222 | ||||
| Time | Abstract | Title | Speaker | Room |
| 12:00 | Registration desk opens | Exhibition area | ||
| 13:00-14:30 | IADFS-DFSG JOINT SESSION Closing session of IADFS – Opening session of DFSG | Chairs: Nikolaos Papanas, Greece; Venu Kavarthapu, United Kingdom | Plenary room: London | |
| Recent Trials and New Therapies for DFUs | Fran Game, United Kingdom | |||
| Preventing Amputations by Preventing DFU: LEAP Back to the Future | Robert Frykberg, USA | |||
| The Charcot Foot- Is there Consensus on Underlying Pathophysiology? | Nina Petrova, United Kingdom | |||
| Surgical management of diabetic foot infections | Venu Kavarthapu, United Kingdom | |||
| 14.30-15.00 | Coffee break | Exhibition area | ||
| 15:00-15:10 | DFSG WELCOME | DFSG Chairman Nikolaos Papanas | ||
| 15:10-16:30 | Oral presentations: Epidemiology and COVID-19; Diagnostics and Classification | Chairs: Edward Jude, Robert Frykberg | Plenary room: London | |
| OP01 | IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON DIABETIC FOOT SURGICAL TREATMENT | Roberto da Ros, Italy | ||
| OP02 | MORTALITY RATES AFTER LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATION IN BELGIUM FROM 2009 TO 2018 | Eveline Dirinck, Belgium | ||
| OP03 | TEMPORAL TRENDS IN MAJOR, MINOR AND RECURRENT LOWER EXTREMITY AMPUTATIONS IN BELGIUM FROM 2009 TO 2018 | Patrick Lauwers, Belgium | ||
| OP04 | RISK FACTORS FOR AMPUTATION IN PERSONS WITH DIABETES IN A SWEDISH CONTEXT – A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT DESIGN | Simon Ramstrand, Sweden | ||
| OP05 | ONE-YEAR HOSPITALIZATION DATA AND FOLLOW-UP OF DISCHARGED PATIENTS - OUTCOMES FROM LEVEL 3 FOOT CENTRE | Michal Dubsky, Czech Republic | ||
| OP06 | THE COMBINATION OF ABI AND TBI IN A PRAGMATIC DESCRIPTION OF LIMB ISCHAEMIA IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES HIGHLIGHTS THE NEED FOR SPECIALIST CARE AND DELINEATE CLINICAL OUTCOMES | Chris Manu, United Kingdom | ||
| OP07 | VIRTUAL RAPID ACCESS VASCULAR (V-RAV) MDT FOOT CLINIC: A NEW LOCAL DELIVERY STRATEGY. | Paula Grannon, United Kingdom | ||
| 16:30-16:35 | Short break | |||
| 16.35-17.35 | URGO industry symposium: An evidence-based first line treatment to improve clinical outcomes & Quality of Life of patients with DFUs | Speakers: José Luis Lázaro-Martínez, Spain, Michael Dietlein, Germany, Marco Meloni, Italy, Claas Lüdemann, Germany | Plenary room: London | |
| 17:35-17:40 | Short break | |||
| 17.40-18.30 | Life Time Achievement Award session The DFSG Life Time Achievement Award is awarded to recognize outstanding late-career health care professionals who have made significant contributions to the field of diabetic foot care. | Chair: Roberto Anichini | Plenary room: London | |
| 18.30-19.30 | Welcome Reception in the exhibition area (included in the registration fee). Please note that the event is not a dinner. | Exhibition area | ||
| SATURDAY 17 SEPTEMBER 2022 | ||||
| Time | Abstract | Title | Speaker | Room |
| 07:00 | DFSG Diabetes Run/Walk, 4,5 km, open to all participants. No pre-registration necessary. | |||
| 09:00 – 10:35 | Oral presentations: Foot Clinics, Organisation of Care And Charcot | Chairs:Nina Petrova, Sicco Bus | Plenary room: London | |
| OP08 | USING ULTRASONAGRAPHY TO ACHIEVE EARLIER DIAGNOSIS OF CHARCOT FOOT: A CASE SERIES | Jennifer Pallin, Ireland | ||
| OP09 | MORTALITY RATES AMONG PATIENTS WITH CHARCOT'S FOOT ATTENDING MANSOURA DIABETIC FOOT CLINIC: 15 YEARS RETROSPECTIVE STUDY | Ahmed Albehairy, Egypt | ||
| OP10 | IMPROVED MAJOR AMPUTATION RATES IN DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH ISCHAEMIC FEET COMPARED WITH NON-DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH ISCHAEMIC FEET; IMPACT OF THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY DIABETIC FOOT TEAM AND THE DIABETIC FOOT CLINIC. | Aparajita Roy, United Kingdom | ||
| OP11 | A LONG-TERM PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY OF AMPUTATION AND MORTALITY RISK FACTORS IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCER. | Roozbeh Naemi, United Kingdom | ||
| OP12 | ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION AMONG ADULT PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCER ATTENDING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY FOOT CLINIC | Abdullah Almaqhawi, United Kingdom | ||
| OP13 | HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCER ACCORDING TO DIABETIC FOOT ULCER SCALE-SHORT FORM IN SPANISH SUBJECTS | Esther Garcia Morales, Spain | ||
| OP14 | STANDARD OF CARE AUDIT IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETES ON PERITONEAL DIALYSIS HIGHLIGHTS CONTINUED LACK OF MONITORING OF FOOT RISK. | Prash Vas, United Kingdom | ||
| 10:35-11:20 | Coffee break | Exhibition area | ||
| 11:20-12:15 | Paul Brand Award Session | Chair: Nikolaos Papanas | Plenary room: London | |
| Paul Brand Award Oral | THE INFLUENCE OF WEAR AND TEAR OF THERAPEUTIC FOOTWEAR IN PATIENTS IN REMISSION. A 5-YEARS FOLLOW-UP STUDY | Mateo López Moral, Spain | ||
| 12:15-13:25 | Lunch break | Exhibition area | ||
| 13:25-14:25 | Poster discussion I, 4 parallel sessions | Poster rooms: Berlin and Paris | ||
| 13:25-14:25 | Poster Session A: Top 5 posters | Chairs: Anna Trocha, Frances Game | Poster room: Berlin | |
| PP01 | OUTCOMES FROM DAY CASE SURGERY OF A SINGLE PODIATRIC SURGEON DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC FROM A MULTIDISCIPLINARY DIABETIC FOOT CLINIC | Jolyon Dales, United Kingdom | ||
| PP02 | WOUND BLUSH AS AN INDICATOR FOR LIMB SALVAGE AMONG PEOPLE WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES WITH PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE: AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY FROM SOUTH INDIA | Sukanya Nachimuthu, India | ||
| PP03 | ANEMIA AT ADMISSION IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH A WORSE PROGNOSIS IN DIABETIC FOOT INPATIENTS. | Elisabetta Iacopi, Italy | ||
| PP04 | AMBULATORY NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT | Robert Bem, Czech Republic | ||
| PP05 | NOVEL TOPICAL ESMOLOL HYDROCHLORIDE FOR DIABETIC FOOT ULCER: RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED, MULTICENTRE PHASE 1/2 STUDY | Ashu Rastogi, India | ||
| 13:25-14:25 | Poster Session B: Biomechanics | Chair: Maureen Bates | Poster room: Berlin | |
| PP06 | PREDICTIVE VALUES OF FOREFOOT PLANTAR PRESSURE ASSESSMENT TO IDENTIFY A REULCERATION EVENT IN PATIENTS AT HIGH RISK | Marta García-Madrid Martín de Almagro, Spain | ||
| PP07 | CLINICAL EFFICACY OF A 3D FOOT SCANNER APP FOR THE FITTING OF THERAPEUTIC FOOTWEAR IN PERSONS WITH DIABETES IN REMISSION: A RANDOMIZED AND CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL. | Raúl Molines Barroso, Spain | ||
| PP08 | DIFFERENT PATTERN OF FOOT STRUCTURAL CHANGES BETWEEN DIABETIC AND NON DIABETIC PATIENTS AS A CONSEQUENCE OF WEIGHT LOSS IN SEVERE OBESITY | Elisabetta Iacopi, Italy | ||
| PP09 | THE JOINT-VENTURE OF DIABETES AND OBESITY ON HUMAN WALKING STRATEGY. | Alberto Piaggesi, Italy | ||
| PP10 | THE ACCURACY OF BIOMECHANICAL MODELS TO ESTIMATE CUMULATIVE PLANTAR TISSUE STRESS IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETES AT HIGH RISK OF FOOT ULCERATION | Jaap van Netten, Netherlands | ||
| PP11 | THE EFFECTIVENESS OF AN AFFORDABLE TOA UZITO (OFFLOADING) DEVICE FOR IMPROVING PLANTAR DIABETIC FOOT ULCER OUTCOMES IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD. | Zulfiqarali G. Abbas, Tanzania | ||
| PP12 | FIF!-MOBIL, A NEW, IRREMOVABLE OFFLOADING METHOD DESIGNED FOR WALKING | Mira Mertens, Germany | ||
| 13:25-14:25 | Poster Session C: Wound healing part 1 | Chair: Vilma Urbančič Rovan | Poster room: Paris | |
| PP13 | THE IFOOT-PROJECT - A COMPLEX INTERVENTION INTEGRATING E-HEALTH TO PRESERVE MOBILITY OF PEOPLE WITH DIABETIC PLANTAR PRESSURE ULCERS | Dirk Hochlenert, Germany | ||
| PP14 | FREEZE-DRIED HUMAN AMNIOTIC MEBRANE ALLOGRAFT IN THE THREATMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCER | Miroslav Koliba, Czech Republic | ||
| PP15 | LYOPHILIZED ALLOGRAFT OF THE HUMAN AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS | Emil Martinka, Slovakia | ||
| PP16 | DGH EXPERIENCE OF USING COLD PLASMA MEDICAL DEVICE AS AN ADJUNCT THERAPY TO ANTIMICROBIALS IN TREATING CHRONIC NON HEALING INFECTED DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS. | Jemma Cruickshank, United Kingdom | ||
| PP17 | THE IMPACT OF TOTAL CONTACT CASTING (TCC) IN CONJUNCTION WITH BOHLER IRON ON A COHORT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC NON HEALING DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS. | Mary Gray, United Kingdom | ||
| PP!8 | OUTCOMES OF TREATING HIND FOOT ULCERS AT A UK DIABETES FOOT CLINIC | Hannah Bond, United Kingdom | ||
| PP19 | EFFECTIVENESS OF THE FAST-TRACK PATHWAY FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT THROUGH THE NETWORK BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD LEVEL CENTERS | Michela Di Venanzio, Italy | ||
| PP20 | HEALING OF A 10-YEAR-LASTING CHRONIC DIABETIC NEUROPATHIC DEFECT USING A DEHYDRATED HUMAN AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE ALLOGRAFT - A CASE REPORT | Johana Venerova, Czech Republic | ||
| PP21 | ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME (APS) - A CLINICAL POSSIBILITY FOR THE ISCHAEMIC FOOT | Peter Reston, United Kingdom | ||
| 13:25-14:25 | Poster Session D: Infection | Chair: Vladimíra Fejfarová | Poster room: Paris | |
| PP22 | INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY FOR MONITORING SEVERITY AND TREATMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT INFECTIONS | Kor Hutting, Netherlands | ||
| PP23 | DIAGNOSIS OF OSTEOMYELTITIS: INVESITGATION OPTIMISATION IN DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS – THE DOMINO-DFU STUDY | David Russell, United Kingdom | ||
| PP24 | THE QUALITY OF LIFE AND COST BENEFITS OF DOMICILIARY 24-HOUR PIPERACILLIN/TAZOBACTAM 13.5G INFUSION IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT DISEASE | Michael Pierides, United Kingdom | ||
| PP25 | POSSIBLE ADVANTAGES OF BIOACTIVE GLASS IN THE TREATMENT OF SEPTIC OSTEOARTHRITIS | Igor Frangež, Slovenia | ||
| PP26 | WHICH FACTORS INFLUENCE IN HEALING TIME IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT OSTEOMYELITIS? | Aroa Tardáguila García, Spain | ||
| PP27 | DALBAVANCIN: DOES COSTING MORE ACTUALLY COST LESS? | Joanna Tanner, United Kingdom | ||
| PP28 | PERFORMANCES OF TLC-AG DRESSINGS* ON DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS AT RISK OR WITH CLINICAL SIGNS OF LOCAL INFECTION: RESULTS OF A MULTICENTRE, PROSPECTIVE, OBSERVATIONAL STUDY | Michael Dietlein, Germany | ||
| PP29 | DOES MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT ORGANISM IMPACT IN CLINICAL OUTCOME OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS OSTEOMYELITIS TREATED SURGICALLY? | Esther Garcia Morales, Spain | ||
| PP30 | IS TAZOCIN INDUCED AKI A GENUINE PROBLEM IN DIABETIC FOOT INFECTIONS? | Joanne Patterson, United Kingdom | ||
| PP31 | EVALUATION OF THE DIAGNOSTIC ACCURACY OF THE COMBINATION OF BONE PROBE, PLAIN RADIOGRAPHY AND ERYTHROCYTE SEDIMENTATION RATE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DIABETIC FOOT OSTEOMYELITIS. | Irene Sanz Corbalán, Spain | ||
| 14.30-15.00 | BioHealing industry symposium: Advanced treatment of chronic resistant diabetic ulcerations by using 100% biological dressing. | Chair: Emil Martinka | Plenary room: London | |
| Speakers: Emil Martinka, Slovakia Miroslav Koliba, Czech Republic | ||||
| 15:05-15:20 | Industry symposium: Mölnlycke | Plenary room: London | ||
| 15:25-15:55 | Coffee break | Exhibition area | ||
| 15:55-16:20 | Population differences in diabetic foot ulcers across Europe: Preliminary data from an international database.An update from the DFSG Research Group: Prevention of the First Ulcer | Chairs:Anna Trocha, Sicco Bus | Plenary room: London | |
| Population differences in diabetic foot ulcers across Europe: Preliminary data from an international database.An update from the DFSG Research Group: Prevention of the First Ulcer | Elisabetta Iacopi, Italy on behalf of the Prevention of the First Ulcer Group: Jarmila Jirkovska, Czech Republic Johan Røikjer, Denmark Elisabetta Iacopi, Italy Matilde Monteiro-Soares, Portugal Daina Walton, United Kingdom | |||
| 16:25-17:50 | Oral Award Presentations - Top 5 abstracts | Chairs: José Luis Lazaro Martinez, Nikolaos Papanas | Plenary room: London | |
| Award Oral 1 | AGREEMENT BETWEEN RADIOGRAPHIC AND NON-CONTRAST MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN REPORTING BONE DAMAGE IN ACUTE CHARCOT NEURO-OSTEOARTHROPATHY | Nina Petrova, United Kingdom | ||
| Award Oral 2 | CONTINUOUS, HIGH-PRESSURE FEEDBACK ‘ALERT’ THERAPY REDUCES HIGH PRESSURE AT SPECIFIC PLANTAR SITES ACROSS THE ‘HIGH-RISK’ DIABETIC FOOT. | Caroline Abbott, United Kingdom | ||
| Award Oral 3 | BELOW-THE-ANKLE ARTERIAL DISEASE: A NEW MARKER OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES AND FOOT ULCERS | Ermanno Bellizzi, Italy | ||
| Award Oral 4 | THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED PERSONALIZED ASSISTIVE DEVICES APPROACH TO REDUCE FOOT ULCER RECURRENCE IN DIABETES | Lisa Vossen, Netherlands | ||
| Award Oral 5 | COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT METHODS TO ASSESS THERAPEUTIC FOOTWEAR USE AMONG PEOPLE WITH DIABETES | Gustav Jarl, Sweden | ||
| 17:55-18:10 | Award Ceremony | Plenary room: London | ||
| Winners of the Oral Award and Poster Prize are announced | ||||
| 18:10-18:40 | Business Meeting and Assembly For members of DFSG only | Plenary room: London | ||
| 19:30-24:00 | Conference Dinner Adress: Crowne Plaza, Bratislava (conference venue) Not included in the registration fee. Tickets must be purchased before the conference | |||
| SUNDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 2022 | ||||
| Time | Abstract | Title | Speaker | Room |
| 08:30-09:30 | Poster discussion II, 4 parallel sessions | Poster rooms: Berlin and Paris | ||
| 08:30-09:30 | Poster Session E: Wound Healing part 2 | Chair: Esther Garcia Morales | Poster room: Berlin | |
| PP32 | THE ACCUMULATING EVIDENCE SUPPORTING THE USE OF CYCLICAL PRESSURIZED TOPICAL OXYGEN THERAPY FOR HEALING CHRONIC WOUNDS | Matthew Garoufalis, United States | ||
| PP33 | RAPID IMPROVEMENT OF WOUND HEALING AND HEALTH-RELATED QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH DFUS TREATED WITH TLC-NOSF POLYABSORBENT DRESSINGS* - RESULTS FROM A PROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTRE REAL-LIFE STUDY | Claas Lüdemann, Germany | ||
| PP34 | EFFECTIVENESS OF SUCROSE OCTASULFATE DRESSING IN THE TREATMENT OF NEURO- ISCHAEMIC DIABETIC FOOT HEEL ULCERS: A RETROSPECTIVE SINGLE ARM STUDY | Serge Bohbot, France | ||
| PP35 | CLINICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EFFICACY OF DAILY APPLICATION OF NEGATIVELY CHARGED POLYSTYRENE MICROSPHERES VERSUS THREE TIMES APPLICATION IN HARD-TO-HEAL DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS: A RANDOMIZED BLINDED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL. | Yolanda García Álvarez, Spain | ||
| PP36 | THE EFFECT OF TRANSCUTANEOUS CO2 ON CHRONIC WOUND HEALING, MICROCIRCULATION AND DIABETIC SYMMETRICAL NEUROPATHY IN DIABETIC PATIENTS | Igor Frangež, Slovenia | ||
| PP37 | THE POWER OF TWO2: THE HEALTH AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF THE REAL WORLD USE OF CYCLICAL PRESSURIZED TOPICAL OXYGEN THERAPY IN THE HEALING OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS | Matthew Garoufalis, United States | ||
| PP38 | COMPRESSION BANDAGE ---- IS IT A BOON FOR VENOUS ULCERS IN DIABETICS?? | Sangeetha Kalabhairav, India | ||
| 08:30-09:30 | Poster Session F: Epidemiology and COVID-19 | Chair: Luigi Uccioli | Poster room: Berlin | |
| PP39 | CONTINUATION OF CARE DESPITE COVID-19 PANDEMIC RESULTS IN STABLE OUTCOMES: A NATIONWIDE COHORT STUDY IN BELGIUM | An-Sofie Vanherwegen, Belgium | ||
| PP40 | IMPACT OF THE COVID PANDEMIC ON DIABETES FOOT CARE SERVICE IN A TERTIARY SETTING | Sheena Thayyil, United Kingdom | ||
| PP41 | TRENDS IN LOWER-LIMB MAJOR AND MINOR AMPUTATION IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETES IN THE FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA ( NORTHERN ITALY ) DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC | Cesare Miranda, Italy | ||
| PP42 | THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN AMPUTATIONS OF DIABETIC PATIENTS IN VASCULAR DEPARTMENT | Stavroula-Panagiota Lontou, Greece | ||
| PP43 | LOWER LIMB AMPUTATIONS IN SLOVENIA BETWEEN 2015 AND 2019 | Vilma Urbancic-Rovan, Slovenia | ||
| PP44 | CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT PROBLEMS IN VASCULAR SURGERY DEPARTMENT | Stavroula-Panagiota Lontou, Greece | ||
| PP45 | MICROBIOLOGICAL DATA AND COMORBIDITIES OF HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT PROBLEMS IN VASCULAR SURGERY DEPARTMENT | Stavroula-Panagiota Lontou, Greece | ||
| 08:30-09:30 | Poster Session G: Foot Clinics, Orthopaedic Surgery and Revascularization | Chair: Prashnath Vas | Poster room: Paris | |
| PP46 | CAN THE DURATION OF HOSPITALIZATION BE RELATED TO MAJOR OR MINOR AMPUTATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETES? | Alexandra Jirkovská, Czech Republic | ||
| PP48 | EVALUATION OF EXTERNAL AUDITS OF FOOT CLINICS IN CZECH REPUBLIC | Pavlina Pithova, Czech Republic | ||
| PP49 | IMPACT OF FLASH GLUCOSE MONITORING ON GLYCAEMIC CONTROL IN HIGH RISK DIABETIC FOOT PATIENTS. | Edward Jude, United Kingdom | ||
| PP50 | ASSESSING DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN PERSONS WITH DIABETES AND FOOT ULCERS HAS LIMITED USE IN CLINICAL PRACTICE | Louise Barth, Denmark | ||
| PP51 | THE USE OF A TOTAL CONTACT CASTING (TCC) ENHANCED WITH THE BÖHLER IRON TO PROMOTE HEALING AND AID SURGICAL INTERVENTION FOR CHRONIC DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS (DFU). | Jacqueline Mildred, United Kingdom | ||
| PP52 | MINIMUM INVASIVE TECHNIQUE IS USEFUL OF DIABETIC FOOT DEFORMITY | Yuta Terabe, Japan | ||
| PP53 | FOOT REVASCULARIZATION AVOIDS MAJOR AMPUTATION IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHAEMIC DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS | Marco Meloni, Italy | ||
| 08:30-09:30 | Poster Session H: Basic and clinical science, Classification and Other | Chair: Klaus Kirketerp-Møller | Poster room: Paris | |
| PP54 | IMPROVED OUTCOMES IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS DESPITE OF DIFFERENCES IN BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS | Afram Akturk, Netherlands | ||
| PP55 | FIRST ULCER INCIDENCE IN CORRELATION TO PAIN PERCEPTION IN NEWLY PRESENTING DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH NEUROPATHY IN A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY. | Anna Katharina Trocha, Germany | ||
| PP56 | ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE CURRENT NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT IN REACHING THE DAILY ENERGY REQUIREMENTS OF PATIENTS HOSPITALIZED FOR A DFU | Anne-Sophie Baart, Belgium | ||
| PP57 | A NEW DFU DESCRIPTION FOR PRIMARY CARE: A SIMPLE AND SMART MODEL TO ASSESS WOUND SEVERITY AND AVOID LATE REFERRAL | Juan Pedro Sanchez Rios, Spain | ||
| PP58 | SKIN ADVANCED GLYCATION END PRODUCTS AS INDEPENDENT DETERMINANTS OF DISTAL SENSORIMOTOR POLYNEUROPATHY IN SUBJECTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS | Stella Papachristou, Greece | ||
| PP59 | RESULTS OF A UK RESEARCH PRIORITY SETTING PARTNERSHIP IN DIABETIC FOOT DISEASE | David Russell, United Kingdom | ||
| PP60 | A NOVEL ADJUNCT TO SIMULATION TO ENHANCE LEARNING | Sam Little, United Kingdom | ||
| PP61 | AN APPLICATION OF SNM FOR THE PROMOTION OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS AT RISK OF DIABETIC FOOT. | Piergiorgio Francia, Italy | ||
| PP62 | FOOT EXAMINATION IN PEOPLE PRESENTING WITH FALLS, WITH AND WITHOUT DIABETES | Edward Jude, United Kingdom | ||
| 09:35-10:35 | AOTI industry symposium | Plenary room: London | ||
| The Amputation Epidemic. How Cyclically Pressurized Topical Wound Oxygen Improves Access to Care While Reducing Hospitalizations and Amputations. A Review of the Evidence on How Cyclically Pressurized Topical Wound Oxygen Improves Access to Care While Reducing Hospitalizations and Amputations. | Speakers: Dane Wukich, USA Robert Frykberg, USA | |||
| 10:35 – 11:10 | Coffee break | Exhibition area | ||
| 11:10-12:20 | Oral presentations: Biomechanics and Orthopaedic surgery | Chairs: Enrico Brocco, Anne Rasmussen | Plenary room: London | |
| OP15 | VIBRATING INSOLES: INVESTIGATING THEIR INFLUENCE ON DYNAMIC BALANCE AND GAIT QUALITY IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY | Giorgio Orlando, United Kingdom | ||
| OP16 | CUMULATIVE PLANTAR TISSUE STRESS AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH FOOT ULCER RECURRENCE IN PEOPLE WITH DIABETES | Chantal M. Hulshof, Netherlands | ||
| OP17 | DIABETIC FOOT ULCER PREVENTION THROUGH FOOTWEAR SENSING TECHNOLOGY: A LITERATURE REVIEW | George Dafoulas, Greece | ||
| OP18 | FLEXOR TENDON TENOTOMY TREATMENT OF THE DIABETIC FOOT: A MULTICENTER RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL | Jonas Askø Andersen, Denmark | ||
| OP19 | HOW DO WE OBJECTIVELY ASSESS DIABETES FOOT SURGERY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW & DOMAIN DRIVEN ANALYSIS TO IDENTIFY CRITICAL DIABETES FOOT SPECIFIC OUTCOMES. | Raju Ahluwalia, United Kingdom | ||
| OP20 | META-ANALYSIS OF RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS TESTING THE EFFECT OF AT-HOME FOOT TEMPERATURE MONITORING AND REDUCTION OF AMBULATORY ACTIVITY IN RESPONSE TO HOTSPOTS ON THE INCIDENCE OF DIABETES-RELATED FOOT ULCERS | Wouter Aan de Stegge, Netherlands | ||
| 12.25-13:00 | Update from the DFSG Research Group: Charcot Foot | Chairs: Frances Game, Alexandra Jirkovska | Plenary room: London | |
| Update from the DFSG Research Group: Charcot Foot | Jennifer Pallin, Ireland Anastasios Tentolouris, Greece Aroa Tardáguila García, Spain Irene Sanz Corbalan, Spain Nichola Renwick, United Kingdom Rasmus Bo Jansen, Denmark Catherine Gooday, United Kingdom | |||
| 13:00-14:00 | Lunch break | Exhibition area | ||
| 14:00-15:10 | Oral presentations: Wound healing & Basic and clinical science | Chairs: Anna Korzon-Burakowska, Raju Ahluwalia | Plenary room: London | |
| OP21 | TISSUE AVAILABILITY OF INTRAVENOUSLY ADMINISTERED ANTIBIOTICS IN PATIENTS WITH INFECTED DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS IN THE CONTEXT OF PAD AND MICROCIRCULATION STATUS – PILOT DATA (DFIATIM STUDY) | Vladimira Fejfarova, Czech Republic | ||
| OP22 | THE MAJOR AMPUTATION RISK STRATIFICATION USING DIABETIC FOOT ULCER CLASSIFICATIONS IN PATIENTS WITH CRITICAL LIMB-THREATENING ISCHEMIA AFTER AUTOLOGOUS STEM CELL THERAPY | Jitka Husakova, Czech Republic | ||
| OP23 | ULTRASOUND-ASSISTED WOUND (UAW) DEBRIDEMENT IN THE TREATMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS | Francisco Javier Álvaro Afonso, Spain | ||
| OP24 | DOES THE ADDITION OF ANTISEPTIC IRRIGATION WITH INSTALLATION IMPROVE OUTCOMES OF THE DIABETIC FOOT COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS | Arthur Tarricone, United States | ||
| OP25 | MICROCIRCULATION IMPROVEMENT IN DIABETIC FOOT PATIENTS AFTER THE TREATMENT WITH SUCROSE OCTASULFATE IMPREGNATED DRESSINGS | José Luis Lazaro Martinez, Spain | ||
| OP26 | COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF TLC-NOSF DRESSINGS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DFUS, CONSIDERING DIFFERENT HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS WORLDWIDE: AN OVERVIEW ANALYSIS | Chris Manu, United Kingdom | ||
| 15:10-15:15 | Closing of DFSG 2022 | DFSG Chairman, Nikolaos Papanas | ||
| 15:15-16:00 | Farewell reception | Hotel Lobby |