A Trans Metatarsal Amputation (TMA) involves surgically removing the forefoot through the metatarsal bones. It's commonly used to treat chronic ulcers, preventing infection spread and preserving limb condition. TMAs are often needed post-trauma or for non-healing wounds with severe infections or reduced blood flow, especially in diabetic foot syndrome patients with reduced sensation and delayed wound healing. TMA can offer better healing outcomes in these cases.
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