Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are the most serious and difficult-to-treat complication of diabetes. These chronic wounds typically form on the lower extremities—often the soles, toes, or heels—and result from a mix of peripheral neuropathy, poor blood circulation, and a weakened immune system due to prolonged hyperglycemia. Traditional treatment methods, including wound cleaning, debridement, infection control, […]
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