#FootScreening

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"NECKWALLfootscreensleeper" 1980-81 Detail: Composite image of the bridge passing through the wall connecting the "NECKWALLfootscreen" on the right to the "sleeper" on the left. cloth and steel NECKWALL: 5' x 14' x 14'; footscreen: 17-1/6 x 17-16" 7'10" bridge: 4' x 2' x 16' sleeper: 4' x 7' 5' Malinda Wyatt Gallery, 78 Market Street, Venice, CA. 78 Market Street was formerly Larry Bell's home in the 1960-70's. https://www.petershelton.com/Installations/NECKWALLfootscreensleeper/1/caption Photo: Daniel Zimbaldi #malindawyattgallery #abstractsculpture #abstractart #sculpture #sculptor #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonsculptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton @sheltonbigart #petershelton #bigart #sheltonbigart (at Venice Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpgR2RVvIgU/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Why Diabetic Foot Health Matters

Pathocon Diagnostics

As a health visitor assisting people living with diabetes, I always stress the importance of foot care. One never thinks about why diabetic foot health matters and should be cared for until some problem is encountered that could have been avoided. For a long time, I have trusted Pathocon Diagnostics for their thorough screenings and clear diagnostic report to help patients get early detection of complications. Feet are usually the first places that diabetes starts doing all the serious damage; therefore, early diagnosis and education are important.

Diabetes induces circulatory problems and nerve damage, leading to the inability to feel pain or recognize injuries. A mere scratch or a small blister can easily get infected before the person even notices. That is why I am always vocal in advocating the importance of diabetic foot care. Whenever patients come with very early signs of foot complications, or when they come just for routine foot checks, I send them to Pathocon Diagnostics. Through their testing, they identify risks before these develop into full-blown complications, affording a chance for early intervention.

During my visits, I usually find some indication for concern that patients casually dismiss — dry skin, discoloration, swelling, or subtle changes in heat. These signs serve as warnings for diabetic foot problems. More often than not, when I find such things, I recommend that individual to undergo a foot health assessment at Pathocon Diagnostics. Their assessments help to finalize whether the problem is minor or instead something that needs treatment right away. Early assessment and treatment can reduce the evolution of ulcers, infections, or possibly worse.

I teach these crucial foot care tips for diabetics I come in contact with:

Check your feet every day, especially the soles and the areas in between the toes.

Wash in lukewarm water; dry thoroughly.

Apply moisturizing lotion on; don’t apply it between the toes, though.

Never walk barefoot, even inside the house.

Wear good shoes; check your shoes for anything inside before putting them on.

Though these simple techniques abound, they are essential. If not sure where to start when it comes to checking or maintaining good health of their feet, I recommend them to go to Pathocon Diagnostics. Accurate screenings are carried out there, coupled with giving their patients information on how to look after themselves.

Why diabetic foot health matters, this is a message I will always transmit to any diabetic patient. Foot health is more a matter of quality-of-life preservation than of trouble prevention. Pathocon Diagnostics play a crucial role in the prevention process by providing tools and support that allow people to get ahead of complications. If you have diabetes, don’t wait for pain or problems to begin checking your feet as part of your health plan; better long-term outcomes are served through regular screenings at Pathocon Diagnostics.

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Recruited my Otis sophomore students and friends to move a large part of "footscreen" into the gallery. Pictured are a couple of my dear friends Yuki Oda and Denny Farber, now sadly gone from our time. RIP "NECKWALLfootscreensleeper" 1980-81 Detail: footscreen installation steel footscreen: 17-1/6 x 17-16" 7'10" Malinda Wyatt Gallery, 78 Market Street, Venice, CA. 78 Market Street was formerly Larry Bell's home in the 1960-70's. https://www.petershelton.com/Installations/NECKWALLfootscreensleeper/1/caption #malindawyattgallery #abstractsculpture #abstractart #sculpture #sculptor #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonsculptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton @sheltonbigart #petershelton #bigart #sheltonbigart (at Venice Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpbWo5YveAM/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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"NECKWALLfootscreensleeper" 1980-81 Detail: looking through the bridge to the "sleeper" cloth and steel NECKWALL: 5' x 14' x 14'; footscreen: 17-1/6 x 17-16" 7'10" sleeper: 4' x 7' 5' bridge: 4' x 2' x 16' Malinda Wyatt Gallery, 78 Market Street, Venice, CA. 78 Market Street was formerly Larry Bell's home in the 1960-70's. https://www.petershelton.com/Installations/NECKWALLfootscreensleeper/1/caption Photo: Daniel Zimbaldi #malindawyattgallery #abstractsculpture #abstractart #sculpture #sculptor #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonsculptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton @sheltonbigart #petershelton #bigart #sheltonbigart (at Venice Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cpa2CIjPsUl/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Recruited my Otis sophomore students and friends to move a large part of "footscreen" into the gallery. Pictured are a couple of my dear friends Yuki Oda and Denny Farber, now sadly gone from our time. RIP "NECKWALLfootscreensleeper" 1980-81 Detail: footscreen installation steel footscreen: 17-1/6 x 17-16" 7'10" Malinda Wyatt Gallery, 78 Market Street, Venice, CA. 78 Market Street was formerly Larry Bell's home in the 1960-70's. https://www.petershelton.com/Installations/NECKWALLfootscreensleeper/1/caption #malindawyattgallery #abstractsculpture #abstractart #sculpture #sculptor #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonsculptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton @sheltonbigart #petershelton #bigart #sheltonbigart (at Venice Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpYMD37P6_A/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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"NECKWALLfootscreensleeper" 1980-81 Detail: NECKWALL and footscreen. cloth and steel NECKWALL: 5' x 14' x 14'; footscreen: 17-1/6 x 17-16" 7'10" Malinda Wyatt Gallery, 78 Market Street, Venice, CA. 78 Market Street was formerly Larry Bell's home in the 1960-70's. https://www.petershelton.com/Installations/NECKWALLfootscreensleeper/1/caption Photo: Daniel Zimbaldi #malindawyattgallery #abstractsculpture #abstractart #sculpture #sculptor #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonsculptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton @sheltonbigart #petershelton #bigart #sheltonbigart (at Venice Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpWdIayLBsb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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"NECKWALLfootscreensleeper" 1980-81 Detail: NECKWALL and footscreen. cloth and steel NECKWALL: 5' x 14' x 14'; footscreen: 17-1/6 x 17-16" 7'10" Malinda Wyatt Gallery, 78 Market Street, Venice, CA. 78 Market Street was formerly Larry Bell's home in the 1960-70's. https://www.petershelton.com/Installations/NECKWALLfootscreensleeper/1/caption #malindawyattgallery #abstractsculpture #abstractart #sculpture #sculptor #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonsculptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton @sheltonbigart #petershelton #bigart #sheltonbigart (at Venice Beach) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpWVCFqLiPa/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Detail through the bridge to "sleeper." "NECKWALLfootscreenandsleeper" Detail under "footscreen." Steel, cloth and shellac. 1981.at Malinda Wyatt Gallery, Venice, CA. #sculpture #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonscuptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton (at The Gallery at 74 Market)

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Another detail view looking down through "footscreen." Recovered recently the bones of "NECKWALLfootscreenandsleeper" Steel, cloth and shellac. 1981. At Malinda Wyatt Gallery, Venice, CA. #sculpture #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonscuptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton (at The Gallery at 74 Market)

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Some of the bones came from “NECKWALLfootscreenandsleeper” Detail under “footscreen.” Steel, cloth and shellac. 1981.at Malinda Wyatt Gallery, Venice, CA.

#sculpture #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonscuptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton (at East Los Angeles, California)

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Some of the bones came from "NECKWALLfootscreenandsleeper" Steel, cloth and shellac. 1981.at Malinda Wyatt Gallery, Venice, CA. This is a composite picture of "NECKWALLfootscreenandsleeper" where the bridge passes through the dividing wall connecting the "sleeper" to the "footscreen." #sculpture #contemporaryart #contemporarysculptor #contemporarysculpture #petersheltonscuptor #petersheltonsculpture @petersheltonsculptor @petershelton.com @petershelton (at East Los Angeles, California)