Arterial Ulcers
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Post‑Trauma or Complex Wounds
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Amputation Site Wounds
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Infected / Non‑Healing Wounds
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Burn Wounds (Non‑Radiation)
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Head and Scalp Ulcers
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Head and Scalp Ulcers
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Sacral Ulcers (Back Ulcers)
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
Arterial Ulcers
Arterial ulcers develop when poor blood flow from blocked arteries prevents healing, often appearing on toes, feet, or lower legs.
