Benefits of Multi-Disciplinary Limb Preservation Teams.

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Deepali Darji, Kyle E Wamelink, Samantha D Minc, Faye Farber, Meghan B Brennan, Tze-Woei Tan, Katharine L McGinigle
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Abstract

Diabetes-related foot complications pose a growing global health challenge, often leading to limb loss. Multidisciplinary limb-preservation teams-comprising podiatrists, vascular surgeons, infectious disease specialists, hospitalists, and endocrinologists-have been shown to significantly reduce amputation rates and improve patient outcomes. These teams coordinate care through early diagnosis, revascularization, infection control, wound care, and medical optimization. Patient engagement, quality of life, and system-level efficiencies improve with this model. Despite barriers like fragmented care and geographic disparities, integrated teams, telehealth, and emerging technologies like AI and smart devices offer scalable solutions for better outcomes in diabetic limb preservation and overall patient well-being.

多学科肢体保存小组的益处。
糖尿病相关足部并发症对全球健康构成日益严峻的挑战,往往导致肢体丧失。多学科肢体保存团队——包括足科医生、血管外科医生、传染病专家、医院医生和内分泌学家——已经被证明可以显著降低截肢率并改善患者的预后。这些小组通过早期诊断、血运重建、感染控制、伤口护理和医疗优化来协调护理。患者参与、生活质量和系统级效率通过这种模式得到改善。尽管存在碎片化护理和地域差异等障碍,但综合团队、远程医疗以及人工智能和智能设备等新兴技术为糖尿病患者的肢体保存和整体健康提供了可扩展的解决方案。
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