Wagner Grade 1 ulcer located on the plantar side of the left hallux (big toe), associated with a diabetic foot.
Wagner Grade 2 ulcer located on the dorsum of the foot and the anterior tibia of the lower leg.
The patient has a history of dialysis and peripheral artery disease. The right foot ulcer has persisted for six months without healing. Poor circulation (ABI 0.34). Local gangrene with severe infection in the right foot.
Ulcer located on the tip of the left hallux, as well as on the toes and soles of both feet, characterized by external pressure, friction, and thickened calluses associated with diabetic foot.
The patient has a history of peripheral artery disease and heart disease. The ulcer had persisted for two years without healing.
Ulcer associated with biofilm formation on the diabetic foot, requiring mechanical debridement and targeted topical therapy to overcome delayed healing and antibiotic resistance.
The patient has been on hemodialysis for 8 years and has peripheral artery disease. The ulcer has persisted for 3 months without healing and has developed osteomyelitis of the calcaneus, requiring hospitalization for treatment.
Ulcer on the right foot following necrotizing fasciitis, treated post-debridement and reconstructive surgery, with ongoing topical therapy to support healing of unclosed areas.
Ulcer with bone exposure located at the lateral aspect of the left foot following debridement and partial toe amputation due to osteomyelitis and peripheral arterial disease.
Underwent multiple PTA and bypass surgeries over the past 10 years to restore blood supply. Postoperative TcPO₂ value was 11 mmHg, indicating limited blood supply improvement, making further PTA unfeasible. Underwent minor amputations of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th toes on the left foot due to gangrene.
The patient has a history of severe peripheral artery disease. Upon hospitalization, the ulcer was classified as Wagner Grade 3. Intravenous antibiotics were first administered to control the infection. A partial metatarsal resection was performed on the right foot.
The patient has a history of peripheral artery disease and coronary artery disease. Gangrene of the right great toe and second toe (Wagner Grade 4). The ulcer has not healed for over two months.
Donor site wound on the thigh post-STSG, treated with topical cream and non-adherent dressing to support healing and reduce discomfort.
