Decision Making in Diabetic Foot: An Algorithmic Approach is a multidisciplinary professional reference that turns the complex, high-stakes process of diabetic foot management into clear, stepwise clinical algorithms. Edited by Dr Anuj Maheshwari (President, RSSDI 2025-2026, founder of the first Diabetic Foot Clinic in Lucknow) and Dr Ajoy Tewari (practicing foot-care specialist trained at CMC Vellore), the book combines practical insights from medical, surgical, and rehabilitation experts across 33 chapters and 9 sections. The book moves systematically from fundamentals and staging through diagnosis and evaluation (clinical examination, neuropathy and ischemia assessment, foot pressure and biomechanics, noninvasive vascular assessment), laboratory and imaging modalities, and a dedicated wound care algorithm and offloading section covering debridement strategies, bioengineered skin substitutes, negative pressure wound therapy, and hyperbaric oxygen. Advanced chapters address Charcot neuro-osteoarthropathy, telemedicine and AI in remote monitoring, and smart wearables and sensors, while a dedicated multidisciplinary section covers the roles of podiatry, surgery, and endocrinology together alongside the psychological and social burden of diabetic foot disease. Every major topic is anchored in evidence-graded comparative tables (wound-healing-phase interventions, pathogen-specific antibiotic regimens, emerging-therapy evidence levels) rather than prose alone, making the book equally usable as a structured reference and a quick clinical lookup tool. Who This Book Is For: Diabetologists and Endocrinologists: a complete decision-making framework spanning risk stratification through long-term recurrence prevention. Podiatrists and Diabetic Foot Care Specialists: dedicated chapters on offloading, footwear modification, and novel pressure-redistribution technologies. Orthopedic and Vascular Surgeons: structured guidance on debridement strategy, conservative-versus-surgical decision points, and vascular intervention options. Postgraduate Medical Students and Trainees: a concise, algorithm-first guide explicitly positioned as a practical teaching resource. Why This Book Helps: Converts complex decisions into algorithms: stepwise pathways replace scattered guideline references for time-pressured clinical decisions. Genuinely multidisciplinary: combines medical, surgical, podiatric, and rehabilitation perspectives in one reference rather than requiring multiple specialty texts. Evidence-graded throughout: therapy tables carry explicit evidence levels (Grade A/B/C, Experimental) so readers can judge confidence in each intervention. Covers emerging technology: dedicated chapters on telemedicine, AI-based remote monitoring, and smart wearables address where diabetic foot care is heading, not just where it has been. Structured for recurrence prevention: a full section on long-term care and secondary prevention extends the book's usefulness beyond acute ulcer management. Key Features: 33 chapters across 9 sections, from fundamentals and classification through infection management, advanced care, and long-term recurrence prevention. Evidence-graded comparative tables for wound-healing interventions, infection-severity-specific antibiotic regimens, and emerging therapies. Dedicated chapters on Charcot neuro-osteoarthropathy, telemedicine/AI remote monitoring, and smart wearables and sensors. Multidisciplinary authorship spanning diabetology, podiatry, vascular surgery, radiology, and rehabilitation medicine. Edited by RSSDI President Anuj Maheshwari and Indian Podiatry Association (UP Chapter) President Ajoy Tewari, both Lucknow-based diabetic-foot specialists.