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the so - called diabetic footcan leadto even limb amputation
a traumatic incidentcausingan higher limb amputation
an irreversible diseasecausingultimate limb amputation
most commonlyresultedin eventual limb amputation
foot ulcerscould causeamputation of the affected limb
severe complications from the disease , such as gangrene , diabetic foot ulcers and other foot disorderscould leadto limb amputation
the risk of awful injuriescan leadto debilitating limb amputation
non healing tissue from foot ulcers , a major diabetes complication often resistant to treatmentcan leadto limb amputation
The diabetic population ... fracture and potential healing complications and infectionmay leadto [ [ limb amputation
any drugcausingLIMB TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION
that can lead to blindness , kidney disease ( leading to kidney failure ) , nerve disease such as neuropathyleadingto limb amputation
These infections , known as diabetic foot infections ... if not treated properlycan leadto limb amputation
Gangrene and Amputation Severe advanced PAD can cause gangrene ( tissue deathleadsto limb amputation
slow - healing wounds ... bone infectioncan leadto limb amputation
serious complications such as heart disease , blindness , stroke , kidney failure and severe circulatory problemscan leadto limb amputation
other drugscauseLIMB TRAUMATIC AMPUTATION
This disease ... a common complication of diabetescan leadto limb amputation
Some common complications related to diabetes ... the blood vesselscan leadto limb amputation
Diabetes that goes unchecked or untreated ... heart disease , stroke , nerve diseasecan leadto limb amputation
Severe advanced PAD can cause gangrene ( tissue deathleadsto limb amputation
MOST POPULAR Diabetic Footmay leadto limb amputation
Uncontrolled diabetes ... peripheral artery disease - PADmay leadto limb amputation
The risk of infections and severe complications like foot ulcers and gangrenecan ... leadto limb amputation
common diabetes complications such as diabetic neuropathycan resultin limb amputation
Diabetic Foot may lead to limb amputationmay leadto limb amputation
uncontrolled diabetes , including blindness , kidney failure , and blockageleadingto limb amputation
more severe circulation problemscan leadto limb amputation
severe peripheral vascular diseaseleadingto limb amputation
The problem with diabetes ... foot ulcersmay resultin limb amputation
Critical limb ischemia , a severe form of peripheral artery disease ( PAD ... the lower extremitiescan ... leadto limb amputation
severe circulatory problemscan leadto limb amputation
since limb injuries are the most common consequences of combatoften leadingto limb amputation
diabetes ... nerve damagecan leadto limb amputation
Diabetic Footcan leadto Limb Amputation
Diabetic Footcan leadto Limb Amputation
a diabetic footcan leadto Limb Amputation
Diabetic Footmay leadto limb amputation
more Diabetic Footmay leadto limb amputation
casesresultedin lessen limb amputation
non healing tissue ... treatmentcan leadto limb amputation
pain to the other limbscausespain to the other limbs
physical , emotional , and psychological challenges for amputees and the people in their livescan causephysical , emotional , and psychological challenges for amputees and the people in their lives
from traffic and other types of accidentsresultingfrom traffic and other types of accidents
immense physical and mental traumacausesimmense physical and mental trauma
serious physical as well as emotional damagecan causeserious physical as well as emotional damage
to renal failure Large vessel disease complicationscan leadto renal failure Large vessel disease complications
the toestypically influencingthe toes
the toesgenerally influencingthe toes
a great deal of functional impairment for patients , particularly for those with amputation at or above the elbowcan causea great deal of functional impairment for patients , particularly for those with amputation at or above the elbow
a great deal of functional impairment for the estimated 41,000 individuals in the United States living with major upper - limb loss ( i.e. , excluding loss of only fingerscan causea great deal of functional impairment for the estimated 41,000 individuals in the United States living with major upper - limb loss ( i.e. , excluding loss of only fingers
to disabilityleadsto disability
in need for multiple bespoke ETD prosthesesresultingin need for multiple bespoke ETD prostheses
sepsishas causedsepsis
in either a partial or a complete amputationmay resultin either a partial or a complete amputation
total permanent disabilitywill causetotal permanent disability
to chronic painful sensations referred to the absent limbmay leadto chronic painful sensations referred to the absent limb
to disabilitycan leadto disability
from an accidentresultingfrom an accident
to permanent disabilityleadsto permanent disability
to permanent disabilityleadingto permanent disability
in the amputeecan resultin the amputee
oftenresultsoften
symptoms and effects(passive) caused bysymptoms and effects
in pain which is amongst the most severe a person may ever experiencemay resultin pain which is amongst the most severe a person may ever experience
to neuropathic paincan leadto neuropathic pain
from vascular diseaseresultingfrom vascular disease
due to bone tumor , osteosarcomagenerally causesdue to bone tumor , osteosarcoma
painful neuromas(passive) caused bypainful neuromas
to emotional adjustments for a childcan often leadto emotional adjustments for a child
you to lose weightwill causeyou to lose weight
an acute myocardial infarctmay provokean acute myocardial infarct
to sensations in a ' phantom ' limbcan leadto sensations in a ' phantom ' limb
from snakebite using DALYsresultingfrom snakebite using DALYs
the patients to introversion and social problems and the main goal of prosthesis is rehabilitating patients and helping them to continue their lives normallyis ... leadsthe patients to introversion and social problems and the main goal of prosthesis is rehabilitating patients and helping them to continue their lives normally
in need for multiple prosthesesresultingin need for multiple prostheses
to a dramatic change in the biomechanical and neurophysiological relationships developed since birthleadto a dramatic change in the biomechanical and neurophysiological relationships developed since birth
the sensation of a phantom limbcausesthe sensation of a phantom limb
significant pain that is best managed by a multimodal analgesic strategy in the perioperative period and for several weeks after surgerycausessignificant pain that is best managed by a multimodal analgesic strategy in the perioperative period and for several weeks after surgery
in phantom painresultingin phantom pain
more trauma than just to the limbcan causemore trauma than just to the limb