Diabetic Foot Chairs Outliens its Acheivements

Explained Professor Dr / Hassan Al-Zahrani, General Supervisor Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi Chair for Research on diabetic foot most important achievements of the chair during an interview with a private developer website, where it was stated that the most important accomplishments are summarized in the following list:

- Published More than 15 scientific study, including 12 in international journals
 - Conducted more than 20 scientific study.
- Deposited 3 patents (1 in America and 2 in the UK).
-  Invented unprecedented device for caring of diabetic foot sores.
- Efforts to educate of specialists in medical care for diabetic foot wounds.
- Efforts to produce a new dietary supplement to lower blood fats.
- published 8 books in Arabic in order to raise awareness and education.
- An interview published in English in the Journal of American health care LER
- Publication of a global reference in English.
- Publication of a global book for diabetes in French, for French-speaking health practitioners
- Participation in more than 20 conference local, regional and global
- The supervisor has conducted 10 scientific expeditions.
- Cooperation with 4 international scientific bodies.
- The supervisor has received a certificate of appreciation from HH the Governor of Jeddah Prince Mishaal bin Majed bin Abdul Aziz.
- The supervisor has obtained a certificate of appreciation from the Rector of King Abdulaziz University.
- Care for more than 800 patients and diabetic patients including 100 infected diabetic foot ulcers that have made than 2500 visit the center for diabetic foot clinics.
- The participation of more than 30 researchers, technicians and administrative staff in the scientific chair.
- Publication folded in English intended for English-speaking patients.
- Participate in the ceremony to inaugurate the group chairs Mohammed Bin Hussein Al Amoudi.
- Information appearing in more than 15 interview and an essay to raise the awareness of the risk of diabetic foot problem.
- Use of unprecedented modern techniques of treatment in the Middle East.