Foot‐related conditions 4
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Any foot ulcer, foot infection, ischaemia, acute foot wound or amputation procedure present |
Foot disease 4, 8
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Any foot ulcer, foot infection or ischaemia present |
Foot ulcer 8, 9
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An existing full‐thickness wound beneath the ankle of primarily neuropathic, ischaemic, pressure injury origin or post‐foot ulcer amputation site |
Foot infection 8, 9, 10, 11
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At least two manifestations of inflammation (purulence, erythema, pain, tenderness, warmth or induration) |
Mild foot infection |
A foot infection with erythema extending <2 cm from the edge of the wound |
Moderate foot infection |
A foot infection with erythema extending >2 cm from the edge of the wound |
Severe foot infection |
Any foot infection with signs of systemic inflammatory response syndrome |
Ischaemia 7, 8, 9
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At least one absent foot pulse and a toe systolic pressure <30 mmHg |
Acute foot wound 8
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An existing full‐thickness wound beneath the ankle of primarily traumatic or post‐surgical origin (excluding amputation procedures because of foot ulcer) |
Amputation procedure 12, 13
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A new lower‐extremity amputation procedure performed as part of the current inpatient admission, plus a clinical examination to verify a post‐surgical amputation wound site |
Minor amputation procedure |
An amputation procedure distal to the ankle |
Major amputation procedure |
An amputation procedure proximal to the ankle |