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    1. Transverse tibial bone transport (TTT)
    2. PRO-LIMB-NET 

    PRO-LIMB-NET 

    Patient network with a focus on limb preservation

    As part of the concept phase of the TTDO-DFU-CoCo project, we set up a network (PRO-LIMB-NET). People who are at risk of developing a chronic wound (e.g. people with diabetes mellitus), already have a chronic wound or have already undergone bone and soft tissue reconstruction can come together in this network. Carers and relatives are also welcome to join the network. PRO-LIMB-NET offers an opportunity for networking and exchange, so that those affected are not alone with their health problems and can share experiences with each other.

    In addition, a patient advisory board is integrated within the patient network. Its function is to advise on scientific research projects relating to diabetes mellitus, the treatment of chronic wounds and/or limb preservation. In this way, patients can share their perspectives and realities with researchers, which leads to greater practical relevance in research projects. This participatory research approach has proven its worth in numerous study concepts in various specialist disciplines and, with the effective involvement of patients and their caregivers, has had a positive impact on key success parameters.

    Are you interested in further information about the patient network PRO-LIMB-NET or would you like to play an active role in the network?

    Would you like to incorporate the perspective and experience of those affected into your study application or your ongoing study on diabetes mellitus, chronic wounds and/or limb preservation? Find out more about the PRO-LIMB-NET network and the opportunities for collaboration in a research project.


    Please feel free to send us an email:

    Department of Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery

    Musculoskeletal University Center Munich (MUM)

    LMU University Hospital 
    80336  Munich
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