Speaker: Brock Liden, DPM

A complete wound pathway that adds the structural deformity correction to the diabetic foot ulcer treatment pathway to try to prevent same site recurrence.

DFU/DFO is a complex problem but an organized approach with new techniques can provide a clear paths to resolution with minimal or no amputation and recurrence can be prevented

Speaker: Dr. Lynnette Morrison

This session focuses on empowering clinicians to confidently explore limbsalvage options before committing to amputation. Through practical frameworks, casebased insights and multidisciplinary perspectives, the talk highlights when limb preservation may be viable, how to balance urgency with opportunity, and how to advocate for patients in complex decisionmaking moments. Attendees will leave with strengthened clinical judgment, clearer escalation pathways and greater confidence in challenging amputation when salvage is still achievable. 

Speaker: Dr. Walaya Methodius-Rayford and Dr. Brett Chatman

This session explores limb salvage as an emerging, distinct discipline within tissue repair. As advances expand what is possible, limb salvage is evolving beyond a procedure into a specialised, multidisciplinary field. The talk will outline the skills, systems and collaborative models needed to build this specialty, highlighting how early intervention, coordinated care and innovative reconstruction can transform outcomes for patients at risk of limb loss. 

Speaker: Dr. Jeffrey Ross

Take time to enjoy refreshments, connect with fellow attendees, and explore the exhibition during this break