Prevention of foot and leg amputation

Amputation is not the only outcome

We are medical engineering professionals specializing in vascular and lymphatic disorders. When years of treatment have brought no improvement, we study the case, design a customized and affordable protocol, and follow up until the desired result is achieved.

  • Diabetic foot
  • Lymphedema
  • Venous ulcers
  • Varicose veins
  • Filariasis & elephantiasis
  • DVT prevention
  • Bedridden & elderly care
Before therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised
Before
During therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised
During
After therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised
After

A documented MediVasc recovery. Below-knee amputation was advised. Therapy prevented it. See the full story

Documented recoveries

Recoveries you can see

Every story below is a real MediVasc case, shown exactly as photographed: before, during, and after therapy. We never generate or edit outcome images. Names are withheld where patients asked for privacy.

Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised

Before therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised
Before
During therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised
During
After therapy photograph: Diabetic foot with CKD, below-knee amputation advised
After

Case notePatients with prolonged insulin-dependent diabetes and chronic kidney disease are especially vulnerable to peripheral vascular and arterial disease. This case had progressed to the pre-sepsis stage, and the vascular surgeon had referred the patient for below-knee amputation. Under our guidance the chronic condition was treated instead: signs of recovery appeared within 30 days, the threat of septicemia passed, and vascularity resumed. In the after-therapy photograph the color of the affected leg has visibly lightened, a direct sign of restored circulation. The patient recovered fully from the chronic condition, and amputation was prevented.

Before therapy photograph: Venous ulcers from untreated varicose veins
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After therapy photograph: Venous ulcers from untreated varicose veins
After

Venous ulcers from untreated varicose veins

Case noteVaricose veins left untreated can progress into venous ulcers, with itching and skin disorders that lead to oozing wounds. In this chronic case the venous ulcers and oozing wounds were treated successfully. It was a long treatment that could have been far shorter had the disease been addressed in its primary or secondary stage.

Before therapy photograph: Unilateral left-leg lymphedema
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After therapy photograph: Unilateral left-leg lymphedema
After

Unilateral left-leg lymphedema

Case noteAfter an early-childhood injury with no other medical explanation, this patient developed pronounced lymphedema in the left leg over many years. Treatment at several hospitals brought no results, and signs of vascular choke had appeared. After three months of persistent therapy the recovery is clearly visible, and the patient has been advised intermittent therapy from here.

Before therapy photograph: Lymphedema with venous ulcers
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After therapy photograph: Lymphedema with venous ulcers
After

Lymphedema with venous ulcers

Case noteThis patient reported lymphedema with venous ulcers and no explaining medical background, after visits to top hospitals in Delhi NCR brought no recovery. Four weeks into our therapy the improvement was significant, and the patient has since almost fully recovered, as the post-therapy images show.

What to expect

The therapy comes to you

Hospital and clinic therapy for these conditions runs long, and every session means a visit. Many patients never manage it: there is no clinic in the vicinity, mobility is already limited, a family member must give up the whole day, and the travel and therapy costs deter treatment altogether. Our approach removes every one of those barriers.

  1. 01

    Detailed case study

    We begin with your individual case: the condition, its history, current treatment, and reports. No two protocols are the same because no two cases are.

  2. 02

    A customized, affordable solution

    Where required, we customize the medical device modalities for your therapy, designed around your case, your home, and your budget.

  3. 03

    Therapy at home, under our guidance

    You take the therapy at home, guided by us, without any break: no travel, no waiting rooms, no dependence on anyone to get you there.

  4. 04

    Follow-ups until the result

    We stay in touch at predefined regular intervals, monitor progress, take your feedback, and change the modalities if required, until the desired result is achieved.

Protocols available

Conditions we treat

Every protocol starts with the same detailed case study. If your condition is not listed here, ask us. The case study decides what is possible.

Disease-specific protocols

  • Diabetic foot and amputation prevention
  • Lymphedema (arm and leg)
  • Venous ulcers and wound healing
  • Varicose veins and spider veins
  • Post-mastectomy arm swelling
  • Post-hysterectomy and lumpectomy lymphedema
  • Post-prostatectomy lymphedema
  • DVT and VTE prevention
  • Chronic venous insufficiency
  • Peripheral artery disease (PAD / PVD)
  • Cellulitis and hyperkeratosis
  • Filariasis and elephantiasis
  • Lymphatic drainage and vascular disorders

Bedridden and elderly care

  • Bedridden and immobile patient care
  • Paralytic care, arthritis, and joint pains
  • Restless legs and low energy in limbs

If amputation has been advised, talk to us today

The recovery shown above began after a vascular surgeon had already referred the patient for below-knee amputation. The earlier therapy starts, the shorter it is and the more of the limb it protects. One message is enough to begin.

For the medical fraternity

Join hands with us

We invite vascular surgeons, physicians, and wound-care and lymphedema practitioners to study our methodology and our results. Our protocols work alongside your treatment plan, never in place of it, and your long-suffering patients gain an affordable option and the awareness they have been deprived of.

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About MediVasc

New Delhi, India

We are a team of medical engineering professionals specializing in vascular disorders: lymphedema after mastectomy, prostatectomy, hysterectomy, or lumpectomy; varicose veins; venous ulcers; chronic venous insufficiency; and arterial-flow conditions.

Across many patients and many different presentations, our case-by-case approach has improved quality of life where years of treatment had not. People suffering from chronic cellulitis, hyperkeratosis, elephantiasis, and filariasis recovered sooner than expected and moved from immobility back to independence. Patients with comorbidities such as diabetes and chronic kidney disease, already referred for lower-limb amputation, recovered under our guidance, and the amputation was prevented.

Assured of our methodology and protocols, we now want to reach the entire medical fraternity, so that patients who have suffered for years without improvement finally get access to affordable solutions and the awareness they have been deprived of.

We invite everyone in this area of medical science to join hands with us and change the lives of long-suffering, immobile, and bedridden patients, many of them young or middle-aged people who could be productive for themselves, their families, society, and the nation.

Start with your case

Tell us the condition, how long it has persisted, and what treatment has been tried. We will study the case and tell you honestly what a protocol can do.