Sequential treatment for diabetic foot ulcers in dialysis patients: A case report

Table 1 Literature review of similar case reports on the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers

No.	TEXA grade	Complication	Diseased region	Application method	Outcome	Healing time
1	2B	Peripheral neuropathy	Heel	Sural neurovascular flap transposition under epidural anesthesia	Partly healed	4 wk
2	2B	Peripheral neuropathy; hypertension	Heel	Sural neurovascular flap transposition under epidural anesthesia	Healed	6 wk
3	2A	Peripheral neuropathy; coronary heart disease	Non-weight-bearing area	Tissue-engineered skin	Healed	2 mo
3	2A	Hypertension	Non-weight-bearing area	Tissue-engineered skin	Healed	2 mo
4	2A	Peripheral neuropathy	Non-weight-bearing area	Tissue-engineered skin	Healed	3 mo
5	4D	Peripheral neuropathy; peripheral vascular disease; retinopathy; dialysis for uremia; hypertension; coronary heart disease; anemia; hypoproteinemia; arteriosclerosis obliterans of upper limbs with gangrene	Planta pedis, heel, and back of the lower leg	PTA, negative pressure treatment, autologous split-thickness skin graft, and tissue-engineered skin	Healed	4 mo

PTA: Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty; TEXA: Toe-Flow-Deep Extent-Infection-Neuropathy Assessment Scheme grade.