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Diabetic foot surgery is used to manage selected foot complications associated with diabetes, particularly when wounds, infections, deformities or other problems do not respond adequately to conservative treatment. Early assessment and appropriate treatment can help protect the affected foot and support healing.

What is Diabetic Foot Surgery?

Diabetes can affect circulation, sensation and the body's ability to heal wounds. As a result, even a small foot injury can sometimes develop into a more serious problem. Surgical treatment may be required when there is significant infection, damaged tissue, a structural deformity or a wound that is not healing adequately.

• Management of complicated diabetic foot wounds
• Surgical treatment of selected foot infections
• Removal of unhealthy or infected tissue when required
• Management of diabetic foot deformities and complications

When is Surgery Required?

The need for surgery depends on the severity of the foot problem, blood supply, infection, wound condition and overall health of the patient. A detailed evaluation is performed to determine whether surgical treatment is appropriate.

• Non-healing or complicated diabetic foot ulcers
• Deep or spreading foot infections
• Dead or severely damaged tissue
• Foot deformities causing recurrent wounds or pressure areas

Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Care

Successful treatment of diabetic foot problems may require a combination of wound care, infection management, blood sugar control, assessment of circulation and surgical treatment when necessary. The treatment plan is individualized according to the patient's condition, with the aim of preserving foot function and supporting wound healing.