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University of Texas classification diabetic foot ulcer table
A clear medical classification table showing the University of Texas (UT) Classification System for Diabetic Foot Ulcers. The table has 5 columns: Stage (A, B, C, D) and 4 Grade columns (Grade 0, Grade I, Grade II, Grade III). Grade 0: Pre/post-ulcerative lesion, completely epithelialized. Grade I: Superficial ulcer, not involving tendon, capsule, or bone. Grade II: Ulcer penetrating to tendon or capsule. Grade III: Ulcer penetrating to bone or joint. Stage A: No infection, no ischemia. Stage B: With infection. Stage C: With ischemia. Stage D: With infection AND ischemia. Clean white background, professional medical style, color-coded rows with light blue for Stage A, light yellow for Stage B, light orange for Stage C, light red for Stage D.
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A clear medical classification table titled "University of Texas (UT) Classification System for Diabetic Foot Ulcers". The table has 5 columns: Stage and 4 Grade columns (Grade 0, Grade I, Grade II, Grade III). Rows are the 4 stages A B C D. Grade 0: Pre or post-ulcerative lesion, completely epithelialized. Grade I: Superficial ulcer, not involving tendon, capsule, or bone. Grade II: Ulcer penetrating to tendon or capsule. Grade III: Ulcer penetrating to bone or joint. Stage A: No infection, no ischemia. Stage B: With infection. Stage C: With ischemia. Stage D: With infection AND ischemia. Clean white background, professional medical diagram style, color-coded rows with light blue for Stage A, light yellow for Stage B, light orange for Stage C, light red for Stage D. Each cell shows the wound description clearly.
- Grades (0-III) = wound depth, going from a pre/post-ulcerative lesion all the way down to bone/joint involvement
- Stages (A-D) = complicating factors:
- A - Clean wound (no infection, no ischemia) - best prognosis
- B - Infected
- C - Ischemic
- D - Both infected AND ischemic - worst prognosis