… severe diabetic foot ulcers [… treatment of diabetic foot ulcer infections is associated with high
rates of detection of multidrug-resistant bacteria, it is crucial to focus on assessing risk factors …

… Obesity is one of the predisposing factors of diabetes and this together with various genetic
mutations identified in the … patients are at risk of ischaemia, peripheral neuropathy and an …

… is another factor that leads to the chronicity of diabetic foot wounds. … The identification of
the bacterial microbiome was made … This study documented that neuropathic ulcers achieved …

… leads to peripheral neuropathy with subsequent loss of skin … DNA, and other biogenic factors.
Biofilms in wounds are more … diabetic foot ulcers: characterising the microbiome of ulcers. …

… Neuropathy and peripheral artery disease are the main … factors influencing the outcomes of
foot ulceration in diabetic … while 88.2% had mixed microbiota. The most common medications …

… ) is one of the strongest risk factors for non-healing wounds … within the microbiome of diabetic
foot ulcers are strongly associated with … from the VA medical chart: peripheral neuropathy, …

… of infected foot ulcers. This study aims to determine whether adiposity and local microbial
factors affect the progression and healing of foot ulcers in people with type 2 diabetes in …

… disease, medication, peripheral neuropathy, immunocompromises … between microbiota
composition and clinical factors [17]. … were detected in patients with diabetic foot ulcers [33]. In a …

… Around one third of patients with diabetes will develop a diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) and …
DFUs develop secondary to a variety of factors, including peripheral neuropathy and …

… of neuropathic ulcer completely healed after 20 weeks of good care [44], and the wound size
reduction within the first month of treatment can be a prognostic factor of … core microbiome …