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Journal of Foot Surgery, February 1984, pp 149-151 Bacteriology of diabetic foot ulcers

based on Doppler studies and physical examinations to determine the success rate of the surgical treatment of the two groups. Of the 24 non-ischemic patients treated, 20 (83 °~o ) were considered healed. Of the 24 ischemic ulceration group, 18 (75%) were considered failures. The authors conclude that, based on their results, not all diabetic feet with ulcerations are ischemic and that neurotrophic, non-ischemic feet up through Grade IV should at least be initially considered salvageable. Gary Lepow, DPM