Diabetic Foot Files

Diabetic Foot Files

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Welcome to the Diabetic Foot Files Podcast and the LIMBWatch series — where diabetic foot surveillance, wound intelligence, prevention science, and limb preservation come together. I’m Dr. G / Dr. WoundPicasso aka Dr. Gabrielle Hutcheson Donaldson, podiatrist and wound care specialist, and I’m here to educate, empower, and guide you through the evolving world of diabetic foot care.

From wound healing and pressure injuries to surveillance systems and amputation prevention, we break down the science, challenge the myths, and share strategies that help save limbs and improve lives. Whether you’re a patient, caregiver, clinician, or healthcare professional, this is your destination for diabetic foot education, prevention, and preservation.

So let’s dive in — because when you take care of your feet, they take care of you.
LIMBWatch: Surveillance Before Salvage.

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A Single Drop Of Blood: Rouleaux Formation, Glycation, and the Hidden Causes of Diabetic Foot Ulcers

A Single Drop Of Blood: Rouleaux Formation, Glycation, and the Hidden Causes of Diabetic Foot Ulcers

In this episode we follow a single drop of blood from a diabetic patient under the microscope to reveal how chronic high blood sugar alters red blood cells, white cells, platelets, plasma proteins, an...

30 Maj 23min

Forgotten Infection Friday : Chromoblastomycosis and the Diabetic Foot

Forgotten Infection Friday : Chromoblastomycosis and the Diabetic Foot

This episode of Diabetic Foot Files covers chromoblastomycosis, a chronic pigmented fungal skin infection often seen in tropical, agricultural settings and commonly affecting the lower limbs. We discu...

29 Maj 19min

LIMBWatch Series: Dr. Gary Rothenberg DPM, CDCES, CWS on Limb Salvage

LIMBWatch Series: Dr. Gary Rothenberg DPM, CDCES, CWS on Limb Salvage

On this episode of Limb Watch, Dr. G speaks with Dr. Gary Rothenberg DPM, CDCES, CWS about limb preservation, diabetic foot care, wound healing, and vascular health. Dr. Rothenberg discuss the root ro...

27 Maj 43min

Nitroglycerin Paste: The Tiny Rescue That Reopens Blood Flow

Nitroglycerin Paste: The Tiny Rescue That Reopens Blood Flow

In this episode of Diabetic Fit Files, Dr. G explains how topical nitroglycerin paste works as a vasodilator to improve microcirculation and rescue threatened skin flaps, ischemic digits, and compromi...

26 Maj 16min

System Sundays: NO GUTS, NO GLORY: Microbiome, Diabetes, and Wound Healing

System Sundays: NO GUTS, NO GLORY: Microbiome, Diabetes, and Wound Healing

This episode explains how the gut microbiome — an internal ecosystem of bacteria, fungi, and viruses — regulates inflammation, immunity, metabolism, and wound healing, and how diabetes disrupts that b...

24 Maj 26min

Salvage Saturdays; Sound Waves That Heal: Shockwave Therapy for Diabetic Foot Ulcers

Salvage Saturdays; Sound Waves That Heal: Shockwave Therapy for Diabetic Foot Ulcers

On this episode of Salvage Saturdays, Dr. G explores extracorporeal shockwave therapy — the use of focused sound waves to stimulate healing in diabetic foot ulcers. We review its history from lithotri...

23 Maj 23min

Forgotten Infection Friday: Mucormycosis in a Diabetic Patient

Forgotten Infection Friday: Mucormycosis in a Diabetic Patient

Case study of a 58-year-old man with uncontrolled type 2 diabetes (A1C 12.4) who developed a rapidly progressive left foot ulcer after stepping on a nail. Despite antibiotics, the wound became black, ...

22 Maj 21min

When a Skin Flap Fails: Spot the Early Signs Before It’s Too Late

When a Skin Flap Fails: Spot the Early Signs Before It’s Too Late

This episode explains how and why skin flaps die, focusing on the early warning signs, differences between arterial insufficiency and venous congestion, and the underlying microvascular physiology. It...

20 Maj 22min

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