Highlights :-

Dr. Sudesh Lahane is a highly skilled General Surgeon practicing in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, known for his patient-focused approach and surgical excellence.

With over 11+ years of experience and 1600+ successful surgeries, he specializes in laparoscopic and minimally invasive procedures for faster recovery.

He offers advanced treatments including laser surgery for piles, fissure, fistula, varicose veins, and comprehensive care for hernia and abdominal conditions.

Dr. Lahane has successfully performed rare high-risk surgeries, including removal of a 24 kg abdominal tumor and an 11 kg GIST tumor, recognized in media.

Dr. Sudesh Lahane is a highly skilled General Surgeon practicing in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, known for his patient-focused approach and surgical excellence.

With over 11+ years of experience and 1600+ successful surgeries, he specializes in laparoscopic and minimally invasive procedures for faster recovery.

He offers advanced treatments including laser surgery for piles, fissure, fistula, varicose veins, and comprehensive care for hernia and abdominal conditions.

Dr. Lahane has successfully performed rare high-risk surgeries, including removal of a 24 kg abdominal tumor and an 11 kg GIST tumor, recognized in media.

Forefoot Amputation

Forefoot amputation is a surgical procedure in which the front part of the foot (toes and a portion of the foot) is removed to control severe infection, gangrene, or extensive tissue damage. It is commonly required in advanced diabetic foot conditions where the affected area cannot be saved. The goal of this surgery is to remove diseased tissue while preserving as much of the foot as possible, allowing better balance and mobility compared to more extensive amputations. Early surgical intervention helps prevent the spread of infection and improves overall recovery outcomes.

When is Forefoot Amputation Required?

Forefoot amputation is considered when the front part of the foot is severely affected and cannot be treated with other methods.

  • Extensive infection or gangrene involving multiple toes or the front portion of the foot
  • Non-healing wounds or ulcers that have spread despite proper treatment
  • Severe tissue damage with poor blood supply making healing difficult
  • To prevent the spread of infection to the rest of the foot or leg