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Protecting the feet in people with diabetes Professor Stephen Twigg
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- Sep 19, 2026
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Protecting the feet in people with diabetes Professor Stephen Twigg Professor Stephen Twigg addresses the critical issue of preventing diabetes-related foot diseases, emphasizing the need for effective prevention strategies due to their severe consequences, including ulceration and amputation. He discusses the prevalence of peripheral neuropathy and its implications, illustrating diagnostic complexities with a case vignette. The lecture highlights the importance of integrated care models and specialized foot services, along with patient education for self-management. Professor Twigg concludes with a call for interdisciplinary collaboration and proactive monitoring to enhance foot health outcomes in individuals with diabetes. Enjoyed Today's Clinical Sessions Podcast? Imagine if your favourite medical conferences were available the same way. You already know how powerful learning by podcast can be. No travel. No sitting in lecture theatres. No giving up another weekend. Just practical education from leading clinicians, ready whenever you have time to listen. That's exactly what ArmchairMedical.tv gives you. Unlock hundreds of Australia's leading GP conferences and listen while you're driving to work, exercising, walking the dog or relaxing at home. When you want the full experience, simply switch to video and follow along with synchronised presentation slides. Stay clinically up to date without putting your life on hold. Spend less time travelling to conferences. Spend more time with your friends and family and less time in auditoriums. Learn more https://www.armchairmedical.tv/podcasts ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are a General Practitioner who gets invited to dozens of webinars a month. The General Practice Cli…