AFTDA

Analysis of Foot Temperature Data (AFTDA) 

Dr Stephen Mizzi, from Dept of Podiatry, Faculty of Health Sciences, Project main applicant, Project Management - clinical
Prof Owen Falzon, Project Management - technical
Dr Mark Borg, Research Support Officer - data analysis
Mr Robert Farrugia, from Dept of Podiatry, Clinical Research Support Officer - data analysis
Dr Josef Bajada, from Dept of AI, Faculty of ICT
Ms Tiziana Mifsud, from Dept of Podiatry, Faculty of Health Sciences, (Clinical RSO, data
analysis)

Funding Body: Xjenza Malta R&I TDP Lite

Began: May 2023

Completed: April 2024

Summary

The objective of this project is to further enhance the predictive performance of a wearable in-shoe foot temperature system to be utilised as a monitoring device for the foot
preservation of the diabetic patient. Through advanced analysis of foot temperature patterns, the system provides continuous monitoring of the peripheral circulatory perfusion,
which will allow early detection of complications such ulcer development, a major concern in the diabetic population as it can lead to severe foot complications.
This project was completed during this reporting period.


https://www.um.edu.mt/cbc/ourprojects/aftda/