Diabetes Foot Care & Footwear Training Programme is a specialized educational program designed to equip healthcare professionals and caregivers with essential knowledge and practical skills for preventing and managing diabetic foot complications.

Foot Salvage Surgeries refer to advanced surgical procedures aimed at preserving a patient’s foot that is at risk due to severe infection, trauma, or complications from conditions like Diabetes Mellitus. These surgeries focus on removing infected or dead tissue, restoring blood flow, correcting deformities, and promoting healing to avoid amputation.

Offloading Foot refers to the use of specialized techniques and devices to relieve pressure from specific areas of the foot, especially in patients with conditions like Diabetic Foot Ulcer. This includes the use of customized footwear, casts, braces, or padding to redistribute weight and prevent further tissue damage.

Chopart’s Disarticulation is a surgical procedure involving amputation through the midfoot joint, specifically between the talus and calcaneus bones and the navicular and cuboid bones. It is commonly performed in severe cases of infection, trauma, or complications from conditions like Diabetes Mellitus.

Syme’s Amputation is a surgical procedure that involves removal of the foot at the ankle joint while preserving the heel pad to allow weight-bearing. It is typically performed in severe cases of trauma, infection, or complications from conditions like Diabetes Mellitus.

Syme’s Amputation is a surgical procedure that involves removal of the foot at the ankle joint while preserving the heel pad to allow weight-bearing. It is typically performed in severe cases of trauma, infection, or complications from conditions like Diabetes Mellitus. This technique helps maintain limb length, provides better stability for walking, and allows improved mobility with the use of a suitable prosthesis.