DIALEX - Diabetes Lower Extremity Research Group was established in 1992. Professor Andrew Boulton, renowned worldwide as a leading educator and lecturer on neuropathy and the diabetic foot, is the Group's global chairman.
DIALEX is the group of high caliber researchers working in many diverse areas of research related to the diabetic foot, sharing the same goal - developing a better understanding of diabetic foot problems and building a platform of communication between healthcare professionals.
In the past 15 years, DIALEX Research Group has been actively researching clinical aspects of the pathogenesis and early identification and management of diabetic neuropathy and foot ulceration. As a result of the extensive research undertaken by DIALEX over 300 peer reviewed research articles have been published.
The Versajet system consists of console and a single use disposable handpiece. The console pressurises saline and causes a very fine jet of fluid to be shot across an aperture at the tip of the handpiece. The speed of the jet creates a localised vacuum utilising the Venturi effect, the vacuum lifts the non-viable tissue into the path of the jet, which ablates the tissue and carries the debris away into a collection canister.