Off loading for Acute Charcot + Falls Risk

Posted on November 1, 2012 by admin

Hi All, If anyone can offer some advice in relation to offloading alternatives for a patient with diabetes, p.neuropathy, heart failure, adequate peripheral vascular status, previous amputation of right hallux to mid shaft of 1st met and 2nd toe (2011). He has very poor balance and OA of left knee, uses walking stick for ambulation and has had 2 falls in past 12mths

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Off loading for Acute Charcot + Falls Risk

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