Diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) with exposed structures—such as tendon, bone, or joint—pose a critical challenge in modern wound care. Join Dr. John C. Lantis II, Chief of Surgery at Mount Sinai West, for a cutting-edge, evidence-based webinar that explores the latest clinical strategies for improving outcomes in complex DFUs.
This one-hour accredited session reviews key trial data, compare biologic grafting options, and provide tools for personalized, outcomes-driven treatment planning. Whether you’re a physician, nurse, podiatrist, or wound care specialist, this webinar will empower you to act earlier, treat smarter, and help reduce healing time and amputation risk in vulnerable patient populations.
At the completion of this activity, learners should be able to:
This activity has been developed to meet the educational needs of practitioners who care for a significant percentage of patients with chronic and hard to heal lower extremity wounds with a focus on diabetic ulcers with exposed structures.
This activity has been developed to meet the educational needs of practitioners who care for a significant percentage of patients with chronic and hard to heal lower extremity wounds with a focus on diabetic foot ulcers with exposed structures.
This activity is supported by an educational grant from Kerecis LLC.
Elizabeth Faust, ANP-BC: Kerecis — Speaker's Bureau
Robert Klein, DPM, FACFAS, CWS, FFPM, RCPS: Solventum; LifeNet Health — Consultant, Speaker's Bureau; Hartmann — Consultant; Darco International — Advisory Board
John Lantis II, MD: Little Black Raincloud Inc. — Co-Director
All other planners and faculty have no relevant financial relationships to disclose.
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