Amputation

What is Amputation?

Amputation surgery involves the removal of a diseased, damaged, or non-functional part of a limb to save life, prevent the spread of infection, or relieve severe pain. At Narayana’s Hospital, amputation procedures are performed by experienced surgeons with a strong focus on patient safety, infection control, functional recovery, and rehabilitation support.

Amputation is a surgical procedure where a part of the arm, leg, hand, foot, finger, or toe is removed due to severe disease, injury, or infection. The goal is to preserve the patient’s life, improve quality of life, and prevent further complications

When is Amputation Surgery Required?

 

Amputation may be necessary in conditions such as:

  • Severe diabetic foot infection or gangrene

  • Non-healing ulcers

  • Peripheral vascular disease

  • Serious trauma or crush injuries

  • Bone or soft tissue infections (osteomyelitis)

  • Malignancy involving limbs

  • Dead or non-viable tissue due to poor blood supply

Benefits of Amputation Surgery at Narayana’s Hospital

 

  • Life-saving intervention

  • Prevents spread of infection

  • Relieves severe pain

  • Performed by experienced surgical team

  • Advanced operation theatre & ICU support

  • Multidisciplinary care approach

  • Post-surgery rehabilitation guidance