A documentation of calcaneus region diabetic foot care: Wound healing during outpatient treatment
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Calcaneus region diabetic foot care, Wound healing, Outpatient treatmentAbstract
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- Patients with diabetes are vulnerable to infection and poor healing after injury.
- Wound care using the steps and techniques described can achieve healing over time.
- Post healing care instructions are an important part of successful treatment
- Photos of the wound healing process are a good way to document the effects of treatment and provide a record for the health care team. Such photos can also be used to encourage patients with new wounds to work hard to obey care instructions
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