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Society of America infection grading criteria 20 , 21 maintain their importance as the most advantageous and suitable guidelines for the diagnosis of clinical infection in the diabetic foot. 22 Current non-surgical treatment options for DFUs
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). Open fractures Although it has been considered by only 3 of the 11 articles studies, open ankle fractures result in an increased percentage of surgical site infections and must be considered a relevant risk factor for a bad result. The meta
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