Soft Tissue Bridging: How Diabetic Foot Ulcers Really Close

Dr. G explores the three-dimensional architecture of diabetic foot ulcers and the biological teams that repair them — granulation tissue, epithelial migration, matrix deposition, contraction, and remodeling.The episode explains why surface closure can be misleading, how diabetes disrupts healing, and which factors (geometry, perfusion, tissue quality, inflammation, and mechanical forces) influence where and how a wound will bridge.