Revascularization Procedures (Endovascular / Surgical)

Poor blood supply delays healing and increases the risk of tissue death and amputation in diabetic patients. Common Uses Peripheral arterial disease Critical limb ischemia Non-healing diabetic ulcers Gangrene Severe circulation problems Treatments Treatment may include angioplasty, stenting, bypass surgery, thrombectomy, or other vascular procedures to improve blood circulation to the foot. Benefits Improved blood flow Faster wound healing Limb salvage Reduced pain Lower amputation risk Risks / Limitations Restenosis Blood clots Bleeding Need for repeat procedures Post-Procedure Care Antiplatelet medications Foot protection Wound monitoring Vascular follow-up imaging