Detection Of Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU) In The Early Stages Using Serum Diagnostic Biomarkers

Abstract

Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) are a common and serious complication of diabetes that can lead to severe consequences such as infection and amputation if not detected and treated early. The early detection of DFUs is crucial in preventing these complications, and serum diagnostic biomarkers have emerged as a promising tool in this endeavor. This essay aims to explore the current research on the detection of DFUs in the early stages using serum diagnostic biomarkers at the doctoral level. The introduction provides an overview ofUs and the importance of early detection, followed by a discussion of the methods used in research on serum diagnostic biomarkers for DFU detection. The results section presents findings from recent studies on serum biomarkers for DFU detection, while the discussion section evaluates the implications of these findings. Finally, a conclusion summarizes the key points of the essay and suggests future research directions in this area.