12/01/2026
DIABETIC FOOT? AMPUTATION SHOULD NOT BE THE ONLY OPTION. 🦵❤️
Diabetes can severely damage the arteries in the legs, putting the limb at risk from a wound or infection (diabetic foot). Vascular revascularization surgery aims to prevent amputation and preserve mobility.
Dr. Fernando Gallardo, Head of Angiology and Vascular Surgery, leads a comprehensive approach:
✅ Precise Diagnosis: Using Doppler ultrasound and CT angiography to map the arterial blockage.
✅ Cutting-Edge Techniques: Performs bypass grafts using the patient's own veins or angioplasties to open blocked arteries, restoring blood flow to the foot.
✅ Multidisciplinary Coordination: Works with endocrinologists, podiatrists, and nursing staff to tackle the problem from all fronts.
The goal is clear: heal the wound, save the foot, and keep the patient walking.
👉 If you have diabetes and notice wounds that won't heal, coldness, or pain in your legs, consult a vascular surgeon. Prevention and early treatment are key.