Effect of negative pressure wound therapy for legs in complex wound diabetic patients: Therapeutic challenge and review.

Diabetic foot is one of the main chronic complications caused by diabetes mellitus and can lead to limb amputation. Among the various wound treatment options, negative pressure wound therapy is a treatment modality based on vacuum-sealed drainage and vacuum-assisted closure to create a localized controlled negative pressure environment. In this case report, the patient sought medical attention and underwent surgical debridement of the dorsum of the right foot.

Surgical treatment of cervical rib-associated arterial thoracic outlet syndrome.

The arterial form of thoracic outlet syndrome is rare and is associated with anatomic anomalies, generally a cervical rib. It has a varied range of manifestations. The aim of this article is to describe two cases with different clinical presentations: microembolization and aneurysm.