Can a Diabetic Foot Ulcer Heal Without Amputation?
Most diabetic foot ulcers don’t end in amputation. With prompt treatment, complete healing is achievable for the majority of patients. What determines the outcome is how quickly the ulcer gets proper attention and whether blood sugar control, wound care, and...
Can Lymphedema Be Prevented Before It Starts After Mastectomy?
Not every patient who has a mastectomy develops lymphedema. But the ones who do often say the same thing: nobody told them what to watch for in those first few months when the lymphatic system is still adjusting. When lymph nodes are removed, the arm on that side...
Can Facial Nerve Palsy After Parotid Surgery Be Reconstructed?
Yes, it can. Facial nerve palsy following parotid surgery is one of the more distressing complications a patient can face, but it’s also one of the more treatable ones when assessed early and managed correctly. Whether the nerve was bruised during the procedure...