Percutaneous flexor tenotomy with toe deformity in diabetic patients. - Percutaneous flexor tenotomy.

Atrium Medisch Centrum0 个研究点目标入组 60 人开始时间: 待定最近更新: 2024年4月29日

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•- Patients older than 18 years of age (female and male)
•- Patients with hamertoe and existing wounds on the concerning toe.
•- Wound exists longer than 3 months and is treated at the diabetic foot clinic
•- Patients with diabetes mellitus and treated by the general practitioner or by the Internal medicine physician
•- Osteomyelitis (patients with osteomyelitis on the toe due to a non-healing wound caused by a hammer toe, are also included). Osteomyelitis is diagnosed using radiographic photography ( an obvious cortical disruption can be seen here). This x-ray is requested by the diabetic foot clinic and belongs to the standard care (covered by regular health insurance).

•- Halluxpressure lower than 40mmHg, measured at the vascular laboratory in accordance with regular care
•- Last new orthopedic footwear less than 26weeks old
•- Antibiotic use 2 weeks prior to operation
•- Antibiotic use for other indications than use for the affected foot, and 3 weeks after surgery
•- Note: Amputation of another toe in the past is no reason for exclusion

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Atrium Medisch Centrum