AI-Driven Personalised Offloading Device Prescriptions: A Cutting-Edge Approach to Preventing Diabetes-Related Plantar Forefoot Ulcers and Complications
Sayed Ahmed, Muhammad Ashad Kabir, Muhammad E. H. Chowdhury, Susan, Nancarrow

TL;DR
This paper presents an AI-powered clinical decision support system that personalizes offloading device prescriptions to prevent diabetes-related foot ulcers, integrating patient preferences and real-world data for tailored interventions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel AI-driven system for personalized offloading device prescriptions, enhancing preventive care for diabetic foot complications.
Findings
Effective identification of high-risk foot areas using machine learning
Personalized prescriptions improve adherence and foot health outcomes
Potential to reduce ulcer occurrence and related complications
Abstract
Diabetes-related foot ulcers and complications are a significant concern for individuals with diabetes, leading to severe health implications such as lower-limb amputation and reduced quality of life. This chapter discusses applying AI-driven personalised offloading device prescriptions as an advanced solution for preventing such conditions. By harnessing the capabilities of artificial intelligence, this cutting-edge approach enables the prescription of offloading devices tailored to each patient's specific requirements. This includes the patient's preferences on offloading devices such as footwear and foot orthotics and their adaptations that suit the patient's intention of use and lifestyle. Through a series of studies, real-world data analysis and machine learning algorithms, high-risk areas can be identified, facilitating the recommendation of precise offloading strategies,…
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TopicsDiabetic Foot Ulcer Assessment and Management · Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery
