Treatments and Services
Assessment and treatment of foot ulcers in people with diabetes, with care tailored to wound severity, circulation and infection risk.
Surgical treatment for selected diabetic foot conditions to manage infection, remove damaged tissue or help preserve foot function.
Removal of dead or damaged tissue from a wound to support healing and help manage infection when clinically appropriate.
Evaluation and treatment of collections of pus in the foot, which may require drainage, wound care and appropriate medication.
Urgent assessment and treatment of tissue death caused by severe infection or inadequate blood supply, with the goal of preventing further complications.
Procedures intended to control infection, manage damaged tissue and preserve the foot or limb whenever medically feasible.
Assessment and treatment of Charcot foot, a condition that can cause bone and joint damage in people with neuropathy.
Evaluation and ongoing care for foot problems associated with nerve damage, including reduced sensation and pressure-related injuries.
Footwear and offloading strategies designed to reduce pressure on vulnerable areas and support wound healing or ulcer prevention.
Assessment and appropriate treatment of thickened skin and pressure-related lesions, particularly in patients with diabetes or reduced foot sensation.
Surgical removal of a severely damaged or infected part of a toe or foot when necessary to manage disease and protect the remaining tissue.
Individualised wound management involving appropriate dressings, pressure reduction, infection control and assessment of blood circulation.