Complications surrounding the lower limbs, especially the foot, are a major problem associated with diabetes, with approximately 60,000 major lower-extremity amputations being performed annually on diabetic patients, and 15% of diabetic patients suffering from foot ulcers at some point in their lives. Fully updated, with new chapters on surgical treatments to restore or improve circulation, the use of pharmacological agents as preventive treatment, and hyperbaric oxygen treatment for advanced foot ulcers, this new edition will once again provide diabetic specialists, orthopaedic surgeons, endocrinologists, podiatrists, and podiatry nurse specialists with a full color, case-based atlas to be used both as a teaching instrument and also as a reference guide in the identification of patients at risk of severe feet problems associated with diabetes.