C Setacci, D Benevento, G De Donato, E Viviani, U M Bracale, L Del Guercio, G Palasciano, F Setacci
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Foot ulcers associated with Diabetes mellitus require immediate attention due to risk of amputation if left untreated. Herein we focus on the mitigating risk factors and physiopathology of the diabetic foot, recounting our own surgical approach and revascularization procedures.