Team at Western Michigan University creates potentially life-saving boot for diabetics

by Lexie Petrovic | News Channel 3

Thu, June 10th 2021, 12:04 PM UTC

A patient wears a SenLore boot, which uses heat and electrical stimulation to increase blood flow in the foot of someone who has a wound or ulcer. (WWMT/Patrick Hagan)

{p}Dr. Lawson is working with Dr. Massood Atashbar, a Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at WMU, and a team of graduate students who are engineering technology to monitor blood flow. (WWMT/Patrick Hagan){/p}

A patient wears a SenLore boot, which uses heat and electrical stimulation to increase blood flow in the foot of someone who has a wound or ulcer. (WWMT/Patrick Hagan)

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A patient wears a SenLore boot, which uses heat and electrical stimulation to increase blood flow in the foot of someone who has a wound or ulcer. (WWMT/Patrick Hagan)

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