Vascular Conditions | Limb Preservation Perth
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Circulation‑related conditions
Peripheral vascular disease (PVD)
A common condition where narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your legs and feet, increasing the risk of wounds and infections.
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Critical limb ischaemia
Ischaemic foot (poor circulation)
Tissue loss caused by reduced blood flow
Wound‑related conditions
Diabetic foot ulcers
Open wounds on the foot that often start small but can become serious if not treated early, especially in people with diabetes.
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Chronic, non-healing wounds
Post‑amputation wound complications
Venous leg ulcers
Soft tissue infections of the foot or leg
Gangrene
Diabetes‑related foot problems
Diabetic foot ulcers
These often begin from a small injury or pressure point and may go unnoticed due to reduced feeling in the feet.
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Charcot foot
Foot deformities due to diabetes or previous surgery
Infection‑related complications
Infected foot wounds
Wounds can become infected when bacteria enter broken skin. These infections may spread quickly and require urgent treatment.
See our diabetic foot treatments