Diabetic Foot and Wound Treatment Center

The benefit of receiving treatment at Vejthani Hospital’s Diabetic Foot & Wound Center is that our vascular surgeons collaborate with experts in other fields to take care of patients who have gangrene, diabetic wounds, etc.

Our multidisciplinary medical team includes:

1. Highly experienced vascular surgeons and specialists who offer expert treatment for diabetic wounds, pressure ulcers, gangrene, burns, scalds, accident wounds, etc.
2. Vascular surgeons who work with peripheral artery disease patients to improve blood flow and save patients’ limbs and feet.
3. Diabetes specialists and endocrinologists who focus on controlling blood glucose levels.
4. Infectious disease specialists who work to combat contagious diseases.
5. Orthopedic specialists who take charge when a diabetic wound has spread to the bones.
6. Physiatrists who take charge of the recovery process, helping patients get ready to return to their normal lives and prevent wound reoccurrence.
7. Multidisciplinary medical staff who provide holistic care for patients’ overall physical and mental health, creating a comfortable, caring environment.

• Diabetic wound treatment, especially for diabetic foot wounds
• Infected wound treatment
• Pressure ulcer treatment
• Gangrene treatment
• Skin ulcer treatment
• Infectious wound disease treatment
• Venous stasis ulcer treatment
• Peripheral artery disease treatment
• Accident wound treatment
• Burns and scalds
• Chronic wounds
• Specialty shoe customization

1. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a treatment method which exposes patients to 100% pure oxygen in a high-pressure conditioned chamber. This can improve blood flow, repair tissue damage, and restore normal body function.
2. Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) or vacuum-assisted closure (VAC) is a wound dressing system that applies subatmospheric pressure to the surface of an open wound, and speeds up the healing process. We currently have both non-portable and portable versions of this equipment.
3. Wound debridement is a new treatment method that uses hydro surgery to remove all dead tissue from a wound area. This promotes wound healing and reduces tissue loss.
4. Endovascular therapy is a treatment method that improves blood flow to a diabetic wound using minimally invasive surgery techniques.
5. Specialty shoes are made for diabetic patients who receive treatment to reduce the risk of diabetic wound re-occurrence.