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Uncovering the Culprit: How Plantar Fat Pad Atrophy Affects Diabetics

Uncovering the Culprit: How Plantar Fat Pad Atrophy Affects Diabetics

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Welcome back to Diabetic Foot Files, where Dr. T delves into the complexities of diabetic foot care, focusing on the issue of plantar fat pad atrophy. This often-overlooked condition is a key factor in the development of diabetic foot ulcers, which can lead to serious complications if not addressed. Dr. T explains the anatomy and pathophysiology of fat pad atrophy, highlighting the alarming correlation between diabetes and the loss of this crucial shock-absorbing layer beneath the feet.

Throughout the episode, listeners learn about the innovative Pogo Shoe by Darko, designed specifically to aid in the prevention and management of diabetic foot complications. The episode also explores a range of treatments, from conservative measures to advanced medical interventions, emphasizing the importance of early assessment and ongoing care.

Join Dr. T as he guides you on the path to better foot health, providing listeners with valuable insights and practical advice to keep moving comfortably and preserve limb health.

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