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Impaired microvascular flow in the diabetic foot

Discussion in 'Diabetic Foot & Wound Management' started by NewsBot, Jun 7, 2012.

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    Impaired microvascular flow motion in subclinical diabetic feet with sudomotor dysfunction.
    Sun PC, Chen CS, Kuo CD, Lin HD, Chan RC, Kao MJ, Wei SH.
    Microvasc Res. 2012 Mar;83(2):243-8.
     
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    Microcirculatory disorders and choice of treatment strategy for the diabetic foot syndrome.
    Kurbanov EY, Sergeyev VG.
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    Microvascular Changes in the Diabetic Foot
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    Diabetes and Peripheral Vascular Disease; Contemporary Diabetes 2012, pp 53-62
     
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    Skin blood flow response to locally applied mechanical and thermal stresses in the diabetic foot.
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    Impact of diabetes and peripheral arterial occlusive disease on the functional microcirculation at the plantar foot.
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    Microcirculation in the foot is augmented by neuromuscular stimulation via the common peroneal nerve in different lower limb postures: a potential treatment for leg ulcers.
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  16. GrowYourFlow

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    The American Heart Association had an article on microcirculation in hypertension and talked about the ability to affect disease states including hypertension obesity diabetes mellitus employing techniques that impacted microcirculation -which is simply the smallest vessels engagedin the process to nourish tissue and expel waste...
     
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  24. scotfoot

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    Can the development of peripheral artery disease (PAD) in the lower limb be in any way slowed or otherwise beneficially affected by restoring the mass of intrinsic foot musculature lost through diabetic myopathy (atrophy ) ?

    In my opinion ,possibly .

    Briefly , my understanding of the disease process is that blood flow to the foot is increased in the early stages of the disease but that the blood is rapidly return to the venous system via arterio venous shunting .This is accompanied by hardening of the arteries ( arteriosclerosis ) and eventually occlusive artheroschlerosis develops .

    Perhaps if the intrinsic muscle tissue of the foot were preserved by resistance exercise , then the pulsatile nature of blood flow through the arteries would could be maintained , providing the shear forces necessary for a greater degree of health and proper functioning of the endothelial cells .

    Of course the pathogenesis of PAD is multifactorial but the retention of the vascular muscle beds of the foot may be off benefit .

    Any thoughts ?
     
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