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Dita Von Teese

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Good News From Israel

Israel's Good News Newsletter to 2nd Jun 24

In the 2nd Jun 24 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

Israeli doctors saved the Arab girl critically injured in Iran’s attack on Israel.

An Israeli dedicated his Mount Everest climb to an Oct 7 victim.

Israeli medical tech is in touch with patients physically and virtually.

An Israeli device is the first to unblock veins to treat DVT.

A kibbutz startup devastated on Oct 7 is eradicating diseases at an Israeli hospital.

Israeli electric mopeds deliver the goods in Europe, the UAE & South Africa.

Israel topped the medals table at the Jiu-Jitsu European Championships.

Golden ring discovery makes a full-circle connection between Jews and Jerusalem.

Read More: Good News From Israel

Israelis might not have the wisdom of King Solomon, but some of their inventions, innovations, and achievements are extremely clever. Israeli electronic sensors can restore the sense of touch to damaged nerves.  Doctors are 3D-printing prosthetics for amputees in Israeli hospitals. An Israeli smart catheter is the first device specifically designed to clear blocked veins. And Israeli long-distance tele-medicine is treating and caring for patients across Israel and in Africa. Smart sensors make Israeli beehives 50% more productive.  An Israeli innovation improves the health of cows and the quality of their milk. Israeli paint prevents diseases. The roads are less polluted thanks to Israeli electric mopeds, and the free world is safer thanks to Israeli hi-tech defense systems.  Plus much more. The photo is from a recent concert in Netanya by a popular band that very cleverly weaved together Israeli, Jewish and American folk music. Their name is appropriately, "The Solomon Brothers".

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Deep Vein Thrombosis

-- abbreviated as DVT

-- causes:

venous stasis

vessel wall injury

hypercoagulability

-- women are at increased risk because of excess clotting factors

-- areas where blood flows slower are more prone to DVT

-- post-surgery patients are at increased risk

-- this is due to decreased activity

-- septicemia resulting in hemolysis and dehydration can contribute to DVT

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Signs Of A Blood Clot In Leg

DVT occurs when a blood clot forms in a deep vein, typically in the legs. If left untreated, it can lead to severe complications like pulmonary embolism, varicose veins, and more. Read our blog on signs of a blood clot in the leg to gain invaluable insights into DVT.

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Diabetes and Amputation: Understanding the Link and Preventing Limb Loss

Diabetes mellitus is a chronic condition that affects millions globally, with complications that extend far beyond elevated blood sugar levels. Among the most severe complications is diabetic foot disease, which, when left unmanaged, can lead to limb amputation. Understanding this link is essential to prevent life-altering outcomes for diabetic patients

https://www.hyderabadvascularcenter.com/blogs/diabetes-and-amputation.php

What Causes Amputation in Diabetic Patients?

Diabetes affects multiple organ systems, but its impact on the peripheral vascular system and nervous system makes the lower limbs particularly vulnerable. Peripheral neuropathy, or nerve damage, is a common consequence of prolonged high blood sugar. This leads to a loss of sensation, especially in the feet. Patients often fail to notice injuries, blisters, or ulcers because they cannot feel them.

Moreover, peripheral artery disease (PAD) restricts blood flow to the limbs. The combination of poor circulation and unnoticed wounds creates a dangerous situation: even minor injuries can evolve into chronic, non-healing ulcers, ultimately leading to infection, gangrene, and the need for amputation.

Who is at Risk for Diabetic Amputation?

While all diabetic patients are at some level of risk, the following factors significantly increase the chances of limb-threatening complications:

Long-standing diabetes (especially more than 10 years)

Poorly controlled blood sugar levels

Smoking and tobacco use

High blood pressure and high cholesterol

Obesity

History of foot ulcers or previous amputations

Foot deformities (e.g., Charcot foot)

Inadequate footwear or walking barefoot

Stages Leading to Amputation

Understanding the progressive stages can aid in early intervention:

1. Neuropathy

Loss of protective sensation due to damaged nerves. Patients cannot feel cuts, pressure, or heat.

2. Minor Injuries

Even trivial traumas like shoe bites, fungal infections, or ingrown toenails can go unnoticed.

3. Ulcer Formation

These injuries develop into foot ulcers—open sores that resist healing due to poor circulation.

4. Infection

Bacteria thrive in high-glucose environments. Infected ulcers may involve soft tissue and bone, progressing to osteomyelitis.

5. Gangrene

Severe infection and tissue death occur, especially in the presence of ischemia (lack of blood supply).

6. Amputation

When infection or gangrene cannot be controlled, surgical removal of the limb becomes the only life-saving option.

Signs and Symptoms of Diabetic Foot Complications

Early detection is key. Patients should regularly examine their feet for:

Redness, swelling, or warmth

Open sores or ulcers

Blackened skin (indicative of gangrene)

Pus or discharge

Foul odor from the wound

Fever (sign of systemic infection)

Change in shape of the foot

Loss of sensation or tingling

Preventing Amputation in Diabetic Patients

The majority of diabetic amputations are preventable with proper care and vigilance. A multidisciplinary approach involving vascular surgeons, podiatrists, endocrinologists, and wound care specialists ensures optimal outcomes.

1. Blood Sugar Control

Tight glycemic control minimizes complications. Target HbA1c levels should be individualized but generally kept below 7%.

2. Daily Foot Examination

Encourage patients to inspect their feet daily using a mirror or asking a family member for help.

3. Regular Podiatric Checkups

Routine evaluation by a podiatrist allows for early detection and treatment of foot deformities, ulcers, or calluses.

4. Proper Footwear

Patients must avoid walking barefoot. Diabetic shoes and socks reduce pressure points and protect sensitive skin.

for more info:

https://www.hyderabadvascularcenter.com/