Injury to the superficial femoral artery due to arterial stenosis and occlusion is a common cause of claudication, which, if not treated early, can lead to amputation. Intervention of the superficial femoral artery is an effective procedure in the treatment of this pathology.

Buerger's disease, also known as thromboangiitis obliterans, is characterized by pain in the hands and feet caused by circulatory congestion in the legs and arms. The disease can cause ulcers and gangrene, leading to amputation. So what is Buerger's disease? What causes the disease and what are the clinical signs that warn of the disease?

Hemangioma is a common type in children, appearing at birth and has the characteristic of growing rapidly in infants. It appears everywhere on the body, including the palms. Hemangioma in the palms of children should be operated on when it affects functional activities as well as has the potential to cause serious complications such as necrosis, amputation...

In cases of trauma that cannot be preserved or diseases such as tumors, tuberculosis, embolism, etc., the patient will be indicated to amputate the limb, creating a stump. Rehabilitation of the stump is essential to ensure the aesthetics and quality of life of the patient later.

Early care and treatment for patients with amputation pain is very important, starting from the first day after surgery until they are fully mobile in bed and can move safely around the hospital room, at home and in the surrounding environment. Let's learn more about amputation pain care in the article below.

Frostbite occurs when the body is exposed to cold temperatures. When you have frostbite, your skin will turn white or gray-yellow, and you will feel itchy, numb, and even blistered, then red and swollen, and you will feel pain. Take a few minutes to answer the questions below to help you better understand frostbite.