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A Diabetic Limb Salvage AlgorithmNicholas Lombardo, DPM, FACFAS, CWS

Nicholas Lombardo, DPM

Born Wausau, WI 1977

B.S. Medical Microbiology and ImmunologyUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison 1995-2000

Associate Research Specialist University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, 2000-2001

Doctor of Podiatric MedicineIllinois College of Podiatric Medicine 2001-2005Podiatric Surgery Residency 2005-2008

Detroit Medical Center, Detroit MI

Madison WI 2008-2016 Wausau WI 2016-present

Credentials/Additional

Certified Wound Specialist 2008

Board Certified, Foot Surgery 2012American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery

Board Certified, Rearfoot and Ankle Reconstructive Surgery 2013

American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery

President, Wisconsin Podiatric Medical Association2013-2015

Diabetic Limb Salvage Algorithm

Neurotrophic

Ischemic

Venous

What percentage of each category is reflected in the pathology seen?

Neurotrophic

Usually younger age group

Uncontrolled diabetes, obese, low socioeconomic status, poor compliance

+significant neuropathy, adequate blood flow

+Deformity

charcot

Neurotrophic

Providers: PodiatristProsthetist

Treatment focus:Short term

Offloading

Long termAFO/orthotic/diabetic shoeSurgical correction of deformity

Functional amputation

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Functional amputation?

Functional amputation levels

Unstable

1st ray amputation

Functional amputation?

Functional amputation?

Even the patient’s foot knew this was not right…..

Functional amputation

This is much better

Trans-metatarsal amputation with tendo-achilles lengthening and split TibialisAnterior tendon transfer

Ischemic

Usually older patient population

Diabetes, CAD, HTN, CVA, tobacco

Ischemic

Providers:Vascular surgery

If revascularization is possibleSurgical removal of necrotic tissue

functional amputation level not as important compared with neurotrophic group

If revascularization is not possibleGoal of wound care should shift from healing wound to keeping it stable

betadine

Venous

Usually older patient population

+/- DM, HTN, CHF, obesity

edema

Venous

Providers:PCP

Diuresis

CompressionShort term

Unna boot

Long termCompression stockings

debridement

Mixed

Combinations of neurotrophic, ischemic, and venous

Most cases will be mixed to some degree, the key is to figure out how much each component is contributing to the wound and focus your treatment plan accordingly

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2/9/17 (original date of surgery 12/8/17) percutaneous flexor tenotomy 3rd toe

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