A patient with no structural foot deformities has a third recurrence of a plantar ulcer despite previous healing. Which referral addresses the likely root cause?

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AInfectious disease for suppression
BPlastic surgery for flap reconstruction
COrthotics for charcot restraint walker
DCase management and social work
EVascular surgery for revascularization

✓ Correct answer: D. Case management and social work Psychosocial factors cause recurrence; refer to case management and social work.

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