About Course
*Si deseas realizar la formación en español, debes seleccionar el curso “[ES] Fellow Pie Diabético.”
Introduction
Diabetic foot remains one of the most challenging complications of diabetes due to its high morbidity and mortality and the functional and economic impact it carries. This fellowship brings together a panel of specialists with clinical and surgical experience to offer you practical, up-to-date, decision-oriented training, from comprehensive assessment and infection management to the approach to Charcot foot and multidisciplinary work.
Learning objectives
By the end of the program, participants will be able to:
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Recognize the key concepts in diabetic foot pathology and its pathophysiology.
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Perform a comprehensive assessment of the patient (risk, vascular, neurological and biomechanical).
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Identify and stratify infections, choosing the appropriate antibiotic treatment.
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Select evidence-based wound care strategies (debridement, dressings, offloading).
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Assess indications and limits of conservative vs. surgical treatment.
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Diagnose and manage Charcot foot in its different phases.
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Integrate multidisciplinary protocols (endocrinology, vascular, infectious disease, rehabilitation, podiatry, nursing).
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Stay current on trends and controversies in the field and discuss real clinical cases.
Methodology and format
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Q&A session at the end of each session.
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Supporting materials and bibliographic references selected by the speakers.
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100% clinical focus: tools you can transfer to the clinic, the hospital and the operating room.
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Learning network: exchange between participants and faculty to foster multidisciplinary collaboration.
Course Content
1-Introduction and key concepts
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Introduction and key concepts
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Readings and resources to download
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Clinical Pearls
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Module 1 Summary
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Knowledge Assessment — Week 1