Science Medical Diabetic Foot Grading Pegboard Model, Diabetes Mellitus

By classifying the different stages of diabetic foot, it helps doctors and patients understand the progression of the condition and take timely and effective treatment and care measures.

• Grade 1 - Mild skin damage with localized redness or small ulcers.
• Grade 2 - Deeper ulcers with damage to the skin and superficial tissues, possibly accompanied b)local infection.
• Grade 3 - Deep ulcers penetrating the skin and subcutaneous tissue, potentially affecting bones and joints.
• Grade 4 - Extensive infection, with a large area of tissue necrosis at the ulcer site.
• Grade 5 - Severe gangrene, where the entire foot or toes or ankle are completely necrotic, may require amputation.