Chronic Wound & Limb Care

Specialist Care for Chronic Wounds & Limb Conditions

Chronic wounds can be associated with underlying vascular conditions, diabetic foot problems and venous disease. Dr. Azra Anis provides specialist assessment and vascular care for chronic wounds and limb conditions, with treatment tailored to the underlying cause and the patient’s individual needs.

What Are Chronic Wounds?

Chronic wounds are wounds that do not heal normally and may be associated with conditions affecting blood circulation. Assessment of the wound and the underlying vascular condition is important in determining an appropriate treatment approach and supporting better long-term limb health.

What’s Included

Diabetic Foot Care

Specialist assessment and vascular care for chronic wounds associated with diabetic foot conditions.

Venous Ulcer Care

Assessment and management of chronic wounds associated with venous disease, including venous ulcers.

Limb Circulation Assessment

Evaluation of peripheral circulation where reduced blood flow may contribute to limb symptoms or chronic wounds.

Chronic Wound & Limb Management

Individualised vascular assessment and treatment planning for patients with persistent wounds and associated limb conditions.

Who May Need Chronic Wound & Limb Care?

Patients with chronic or slow-healing wounds
Patients with diabetic foot-related wounds
Patients with venous ulcers
Patients with known or suspected peripheral limb circulation problems
Patients with chronic limb symptoms associated with vascular disease
Patients who require specialist vascular assessment of a persistent wound

Why Choose Specialist Wound & Limb Care?

Specialist assessment of the underlying vascular condition
Experience with chronic wounds associated with diabetic foot
Experience with venous ulcers and venous disease
Assessment of peripheral limb circulation
Individualised treatment planning
Ongoing vascular care based on the patient's condition

How It Works

01 Initial Consultation

Your wound, symptoms, medical history and relevant vascular concerns are reviewed.

02 Vascular Assessment

The affected limb and its circulation are assessed to help identify factors that may be contributing to the wound.

03 Treatment Planning

An appropriate management approach is discussed based on the wound, vascular findings and your individual needs.

04 Ongoing Care

Follow-up care helps monitor the wound and vascular condition and address concerns as required.