Diabetic foot ulcers keep surgical wards full across India, giving residents plenty of patients for both trials and observational studies. The sample titles validate Wagner, University of Texas and SINBAD classifications against amputation, compare negative pressure wound therapy with conventional dressing, and test CRP, procalcitonin, ankle-brachial index and MRI in predicting infection, osteomyelitis or poor healing.

Healing and recurrence take time, so a foot thesis needs a realistic follow-up plan and a way to trace patients who stop attending. Glycaemic control, smoking and peripheral arterial disease all confound outcomes and should be recorded at entry. Wound size must be measured the same way at each visit, and deep tissue or bone samples give more meaningful cultures than surface swabs.

1Wound Care & Diabetic Foot: catalogue at a glance

Our catalogue (shared with medicalthesistopic.in) has 44 MS General Surgery titles in Wound Care & Diabetic Foot. Study designs used most often in this area:

Study designTitles
Prospective observational study14
Randomized controlled trial13
Prospective analytical study9
Hospital-based cross-sectional study4
Prospective comparative study2
Prospective interventional study1

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230 Wound Care & Diabetic Foot thesis titles

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  1. 001

    Honey dressing versus povidone-iodine dressing in healing of infected surgical wounds

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  2. 002

    Bacteriological profile and antibiotic sensitivity of burn wound infections

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootHospital-based cross-sectional studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  3. 003

    Toe-brachial index versus ankle-brachial index in detecting peripheral arterial disease in diabetic foot

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective analytical studyDiagnostic / Tool Evaluation
  4. 004

    Peripheral neuropathy assessed by biothesiometry and its association with severity of diabetic foot ulcer

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootHospital-based cross-sectional studyAssociation / Correlation
  5. 005

    Predictors of mortality in necrotising soft tissue infections of the lower limb

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyOutcome / Prognostic
  6. 006

    Collagen dressing versus conventional dressing in Wagner grade 1 and 2 diabetic foot ulcers

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  7. 007

    Topical insulin versus normal saline dressing in healing of diabetic foot ulcers

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  8. 008

    Tibial cortex transverse transport in severe diabetic foot ulcers: wound healing and limb salvage

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyOutcome / Prognostic
  9. 009

    Split-thickness skin graft take with and without negative pressure dressing

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  10. 010

    Total contact cast versus removable cast walker for offloading plantar diabetic foot ulcers

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  11. 011

    Glycaemic control by HbA1c and rate of healing of diabetic foot ulcers

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  12. 012

    Clinical profile and risk factors of lower limb cellulitis

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  13. 013

    Fournier's Gangrene Severity Index and outcome in Fournier's gangrene

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyOutcome / Prognostic
  14. 014

    LRINEC score in the diagnosis of necrotising fasciitis

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective analytical studyDiagnostic / Tool Evaluation
  15. 015

    Topical phenytoin versus normal saline dressing in chronic lower limb ulcers

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  16. 016

    Autologous platelet-rich plasma dressing versus conventional dressing in chronic non-healing ulcers

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  17. 017

    Microbiological profile and antibiotic sensitivity pattern in diabetic foot infections

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootHospital-based cross-sectional studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  18. 018

    Ankle-brachial index in diabetic foot ulcers and its association with major amputation

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective analytical studyAssociation / Correlation
  19. 019

    Wagner, University of Texas and SINBAD classifications in predicting outcome of diabetic foot ulcers

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective analytical studyDiagnostic / Tool Evaluation
  20. 020

    Negative pressure wound therapy versus conventional dressing in diabetic foot ulcers: rate of wound healing

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  21. 021

    Validation of Wagner and University of Texas classifications in predicting outcome of diabetic foot ulcer

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective analytical studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  22. 022

    Awareness of foot care practices and its association with diabetic foot ulcer among patients with diabetes mellitus

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootDescriptive epidemiological studyCommunity / KAP
  23. 023

    Role of serial CRP in predicting major amputation in diabetic foot ulcer

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyAssociation / Correlation
  24. 024

    Microbiological profile of diabetic foot ulcer and its association with Wagner grade

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  25. 025

    Role of ankle-brachial index and arterial Doppler in predicting healing of diabetic foot ulcer

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  26. 026

    Role of CRP and procalcitonin in differentiating infected from non-infected diabetic foot ulcer

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective interventional studyComparative / Interventional
  27. 027

    Comparison of negative pressure wound therapy and conventional dressing in healing of diabetic foot ulcer

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootRandomized controlled trialComparative / Interventional
  28. 028

    Validation of Wagner and University of Texas classifications for predicting amputation in diabetic foot ulcer

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootHospital-based cross-sectional studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  29. 029

    Risk factors for recurrence of diabetic foot ulcer after healing over 12-month follow-up

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective analytical studyClinical Spectrum / Profile
  30. 030

    Role of plain radiography and MRI in detecting osteomyelitis in diabetic foot ulcer with bone culture correlation

    Wound Care & Diabetic FootProspective observational studyClinical Spectrum / Profile

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4Tips for a Wound Care & Diabetic Foot thesis

  • Measure ulcer area with a sterile grid or digital photograph planimetry at every visit; eyeball estimates of healing are unreliable and hard to defend at thesis evaluation.
  • Record ankle-brachial index for every patient, remembering that calcified vessels give falsely high readings in diabetes, and confirm suspected ischaemia with arterial Doppler.
  • When comparing NPWT with dressings, fix the dressing-change schedule, debridement policy and antibiotic protocol in both arms so that only the wound therapy differs.

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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

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How many Wound Care & Diabetic Foot thesis titles does the catalogue have?+

It currently has 44 MS General Surgery titles in Wound Care & Diabetic Foot; this page lists 30 of them. The most common designs are prospective observational study, randomized controlled trial.

Can I get objectives or a synopsis for a Wound Care & Diabetic Foot title?+

Yes. Under each title there are buttons for objectives (₹50) and a full plan or synopsis (₹500). They open the title on medicalthesistopic.in, where you pay separately and get the draft on screen to edit with your guide.