Right transmetatarsal amputation

The transmetatarsal amputation site was treated with negative pressure treatment and after adequate granulation of the amputated site was

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In the case of partial first ray amputations, the option for a transmetatarsal amputation The emergent surgery resulted in a right hallux amputation at

by JS Early Cited by 63The availability of local viable tissue determines the proper midfoot amputation A transmetatarsal amputation is an amputa- tion performed at the level

The plan was to perform a below-the-knee amputation on the left side and use the available tissue from the distal leg, transferred as a free flap, to cover the transmetatarsal amputation stump on the right foot.

Transmetatarsal amputation (TMA) is performed in patients with nonhealing wounds of the forefoot. Compared with below-knee amputations, healing after TMA is less reliable, and often leads to subsequent higher-level amputation. The aim of this study was

transmetatarsal amputation (due to other lesions present), or below knee amputation. Figure 4: Clinical appearance of right foot after second ray amputation

Patients were required to have had a successful transmetatarsal amputation, defined by the authors as having demonstrated clinical healing in

by TJ Boffeli 2024 Cited by 14All rights reserved. Transfer ulcers transmetatarsal amputation depicting indications for use of flap technique perform transmetatarsal amputation.