Every 1.2 seconds someone develops a diabetic foot ulcer (DFU). Approximately 9% of all diabetic patients develop foot ulcers eventually. What’s worse, more than 1% of all patients will eventually lose their foot due to complications from poorly treated wounds. With the proper diabetic wound care, many of these results can be avoided.
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