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From the Archive: This post was originally published on May 27, 2015. It has been republished as part of our ongoing commitment to sharing evidence-based information on diabetic foot care.


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While physicians commonly check pedal pulses and the ankle brachial index to assess vascularity, microvascular testing methods are also key to assessing wound healing potential. Accordingly, these authors offer current insights on the toe brachial index, photoplethysmography, skin perfusion pressure and transcutaneous oxygen pressure.

Source: A Guide To Microvascular Assessment For Wound Healing | Podiatry Today

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PV Mayer

Dr. Perry Mayer is the Medical Director of The Mayer Institute (TMI), a center of excellence in the treatment of the diabetic foot. He received his undergraduate degree from Queen’s University, Kingston and medical degree from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

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