Webinars
Pisa International Diabetic Foot Webinar Series
Following our recent experience during pandemic lockdown, during which we delivered three well attended webinars on chronic oedema, total contact casting and osteomyeltis, respectively, we now move to a webinar series, covering other interesting aspects of the Diabetic Foot Syndrome (DFS).
In the spirit of the courses we aim not only to focus on some topics peculiar to DFS, but also to introduce new perspectives on this still undervalued pathology and bring new arguments for a discussion on how to frame and manage what is becoming one of the most prevalent and complex diabetes-related clinical syndromes.
This is why we organized the 90-minute webinars in a way that 30 minutes would be dedicated in the end for discussion. We hope that this formula will help attendees to actively take part in the discussion that we foresee as “alive and kicking”.
All webinars are available for free on-demand.
Alberto Piaggesi
Scientific Responsible & Chair of the Pisa International Diabetic Foot Courses
MD, Professor, Diabetologist
Director of the Diabetic Foot Section of the Pisa University Hospital, Department of Endocrinology and Metabolism, University of Pisa, Italy
We would like to thank Essity for sponsoring the webinar series. Essity has not had any influence on the content of the webinars.
Watch on-demand: Beyond Total Contact Cast: Offloading DF in the acute and chronic phase
15 December 2022 – 17:30 – 19:00 CET
Beyond Total Contact Cast: Offloading DF in the acute and chronic phase
Chair and discussant: Alberto Piaggesi
The evidence behind effective offloading – Sicco Bus
Materials and techniques to effectively offload DF – Gabriele Montini
Watch on-demand: The patient beyond the wound
1 December 2022 – 17:30 – 19:00 CET
The patient beyond the wound
Chair and discussant: Alberto Piaggesi
The narrative medicine approach to the patient with chronic wounds – Stefania Bargagna
Living with chronic wounds: three points of view on the same issue – Aurora Piaggesi
Watch on-demand: Costs and cost-effectiveness in the management of Diabetic Foot Syndrome
16 September 2021 – 17:30 – 19:00 CEST
Costs and cost/effectiveness in the management of Diabetic Foot Syndrome
Chair and discussant: Alberto Piaggesi
What we know – Julian Guest
What we would like to know – Jan Apelqvist
Watch on-demand: Diabetic Foot Syndrome and infections: a complex interplay
2 September 2021 – 17:30 – 19:00 CEST
Diabetic Foot Syndrome and infections: a complex interplay
Chair and discussant: Alberto Piaggesi
The peculiarity of infections in DF – José Luis Lázaro Martínez
Surgery and medical management of DF Infections – Elisabetta Iacopi
Watch on-demand: Diabetic Foot Syndrome and the quality of life
1 July 2021 – 17:30 – 19:00 CEST
Diabetic Foot Syndrome and the quality of life
Chair and discussant: Michael Edmonds
The physicians’ perspective – Vilma Urbančič Rovan
The patients’ perspective – Kristien van Acker
Watch on-demand: The silent killer: Diabetic Foot Syndrome and mortality
17 June 2021 – 17:30 – 19:00 CEST
The silent killer: Diabetic Foot Syndrome and mortality
Chair and discussant: David G. Armstrong
DFS and cardiovascular deaths – José Luis Lázaro Martínez
DFS and cancer – Chiara Goretti
Watch on-demand: Calcium trafficking, inflammation and the Diabetic Foot
The webinar was held 3 June 2021 – 18:00 – 19:30 CEST
Calcium trafficking, inflammation and the Diabetic Foot
Chair and discussant: Alberto Piaggesi
Calcification/decalcification in Charcot’s foot – Nina Petrova
Calcification of peripheral artery disease: new findings and new meanings – Roberto Ferraresi
We would like to thank Essity for sponsoring the webinar. Essity has not had any influence on the content of the webinar.
Watch on-demand: Webinar on Bioactive glass in the management of diabetic foot osteomyelitis
Watch on-demand: Webinar on Total Contact Cast and the Diabetic Foot: All that you’ve always wanted to know but you’ve never dared to ask!
Watch on-demand: Webinar on “The role of chronic oedema in the pathogenesis and management of wounds in the lower extremities”
