Gangrene Surgery Service Gangrene is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition caused by loss of blood supply or severe infection leading to tissue death. Immediate medical attention and surgical treatment are essential to prevent the spread of infection and protect overall health. Our Gangrene Surgery Service provides advanced surgical care, infection control, and comprehensive post-operative management to ensure the best possible outcomes. What is Gangrene? Gangrene occurs when body tissue dies due to poor circulation, trauma, severe infection, burns, or complications of diabetes. It most commonly affects the toes, feet, fingers, and limbs. Types of gangrene include: Dry gangrene Wet gangrene Gas gangrene Diabetic foot gangrene Early diagnosis and urgent treatment are critical to prevent life-threatening complications. Symptoms That Require Emergency Care Blackened or discolored skin Severe pain followed by numbness Foul-smelling discharge Swelling and redness Fever or weakness Non-healing infected wounds If you notice these signs, seek immediate medical attention. Our Surgical Treatment Approach We provide specialized and timely intervention, including: ✔ Detailed clinical evaluation and diagnostic tests ✔ Infection control and IV antibiotics ✔ Surgical debridement (removal of dead tissue) ✔ Revascularization procedures (if required) ✔ Amputation (only when necessary to save life) ✔ Advanced wound care management ✔ Diabetic foot care and monitoring ✔ Post-surgery rehabilitation and follow-up Our experienced surgical team focuses on limb preservation whenever possible while prioritizing patient safety. Benefits of Timely Gangrene Surgery Prevents spread of infection Reduces risk of sepsis Saves healthy tissue Improves recovery outcomes Enhances quality of life When to Consult Immediately Seek urgent care if you have: Diabetes with a severe foot infection Sudden color changes in fingers or toes Rapidly worsening wound Severe pain with swelling We are committed to providing compassionate emergency surgical care with advanced techniques and continuous monitoring to ensure patient safety and recovery.