The multidisciplinary team approach has long been the cornerstone of effective limb salvage. In their recent publication in Federal Practitioner, our friends and colleagues Neal Barshes and coworkers explore the successes and challenges of the multidisciplinary amputation prevention program at the Michael E. DeBakey Veterans Affairs Medical Center (MEDVAMC) over the past decade. Their findings offer valuable insights into how interdisciplinary care can dramatically improve patient outcomes.

- A landmark Singapore study of 2,798 patients shows podiatric care associated with 69% lower mortality and 26% better amputation-free survival in diabetic foot ulcers. Podiatrists don't just save limbs — they save lives. Our friends in Singapore just dropped a bombshell — and it's the kind of data that should be required reading for every health system administrator, policymaker, and insurance company executive who has ever questioned the value of podiatric care. Led by Wen Zhe Leo and senior author Joseph Lo, a multidisciplinary team from Singapore's National A landmark Singapore study of 2,798 patients shows podiatric care associated with 69% lower mortality and 26% better amputation-free survival in diabetic foot ulcers. Podiatrists don't just save limbs — they save lives. - -

- A landmark Singapore study of 2,798 patients shows podiatric care associated with 69% lower mortality and 26% better amputation-free survival in diabetic foot ulcers. Podiatrists don't just save limbs — they save lives. Our friends in Singapore just dropped a bombshell — and it's the kind of data that should be required reading for every health system administrator, policymaker, and insurance company executive who has ever questioned the value of podiatric care. Led by Wen Zhe Leo and senior author Joseph Lo, a multidisciplinary team from Singapore's National A landmark Singapore study of 2,798 patients shows podiatric care associated with 69% lower mortality and 26% better amputation-free survival in diabetic foot ulcers. Podiatrists don't just save limbs — they save lives. - -

- A landmark Singapore study of 2,798 patients shows podiatric care associated with 69% lower mortality and 26% better amputation-free survival in diabetic foot ulcers. Podiatrists don't just save limbs — they save lives. Our friends in Singapore just dropped a bombshell — and it's the kind of data that should be required reading for every health system administrator, policymaker, and insurance company executive who has ever questioned the value of podiatric care. Led by Wen Zhe Leo and senior author Joseph Lo, a multidisciplinary team from Singapore's National A landmark Singapore study of 2,798 patients shows podiatric care associated with 69% lower mortality and 26% better amputation-free survival in diabetic foot ulcers. Podiatrists don't just save limbs — they save lives. - -

- Congratulations to Ashley Miller, Fred Bongard and crew on these important data on an even more important team approach to limb preservation. Abstract Background: Diabetic foot infections (DFIs) can lead to limb loss and mortality. To improve patient care at a safety-net teaching hospital, we created a multidisciplinary limb salvage service (LSS). Methods: We recruited a cohort Congratulations to Ashley Miller, Fred Bongard and crew on these important data on an even more important team approach to limb preservation. Abstract Background: Diabetic foot infections (DFIs) can lead to limb loss and mortality. To improve patient care at a safety-net teaching hospital, we created a multidisciplinary limb salvage service (LSS). Methods: We recruited a cohort Congratulations to Ashley Miller, Fred Bongard and crew on these important data on an even more important team approach to limb preservation. Abstract Background: Diabetic foot infections (DFIs) can lead to limb loss and mortality. To improve patient care at a safety-net teaching hospital, we created a multidisciplinary limb salvage service (LSS). Methods: We recruited a cohort - -

- LONDON, UK – October 2025 — The 11th King’s International Summit on Modern Surgical Reconstruction and Multidisciplinary Care of the Diabetic Foot brought together global leaders in limb preservation for two days of intensive discussion, innovation, and collaboration at King’s Place, London. Co-directed by Professors Mike Edmonds and Venu Kavarthapu, the meeting’s theme — “Breaking LONDON, UK – October 2025 — The 11th King’s International Summit on Modern Surgical Reconstruction and Multidisciplinary Care of the Diabetic Foot brought together global leaders in limb preservation for two days of intensive discussion, innovation, and collaboration at King’s Place, London. Co-directed by Professors Mike Edmonds and Venu Kavarthapu, the meeting’s theme — “Breaking LONDON, UK – October 2025 — The 11th King’s International Summit on Modern Surgical Reconstruction and Multidisciplinary Care of the Diabetic Foot brought together global leaders in limb preservation for two days of intensive discussion, innovation, and collaboration at King’s Place, London. Co-directed by Professors Mike Edmonds and Venu Kavarthapu, the meeting’s theme — “Breaking - -