Abstract

Charcot foot, a debilitating complication of neuropathy, poses significant challenges in its management due to its complex pathophysiology and potential for severe deformity. Recent advancements in the treatment of Charcot foot have focused on early diagnosis, multidisciplinary care, and innovative therapeutic modalities. This review explores current trends in the management of Charcot foot, including the use of offloading strategies, surgical interventions, and emerging technologies such as 3D printing and advanced imaging techniques. Additionally, future directions in research and clinical practice are discussed, highlighting the potential of personalized medicine and bioengineering solutions to further improve outcomes for patients with this challenging condition.