Our goal is to help patients maintain mobility and independence whenever possible. Our doctors specialize in chronic wound treatment and limb-preserving care designed to reduce complications, protect circulation, and support active daily living.
Our team prioritizes limb health through early intervention, ongoing monitoring, and advanced treatment options for patients at risk of limb loss. From circulation-related wounds to complex, non-healing ulcers, care is tailored to each patients condition. Schedule a consultation allows your doctor to evaluate symptoms and determine the most appropriate treatment approach.
Effective treatment for chronic, non-healing wounds begins with a detailed evaluation of the wound, surrounding tissue, and underlying circulation. Initial treatment typically includes gentle wound cleansing with saline, regular dressing changes, and removal of damaged or infected tissue through debridement to support healing.
If infection is present, targeted antibiotics may be prescribed. When wounds do not respond to initial treatment, advanced therapies may be recommended to promote healing and restore tissue health. These options may include negative pressure wound therapy or hyperbaric oxygen therapy, depending on wound severity and patient needs.
Venous ulcers and other circulation-related wounds require timely care to reduce the risk of infection, tissue damage, and limb loss. Treatment plans are developed based on wound location, depth, blood flow, and overall health factors.
Interventions that may support wound healing include:
Compression Therapy
By applying controlled pressure to the affected area, compression therapy aids in reducing swelling and improving blood flow, thereby facilitating the healing process.
Growth Factors
Growth factors may be used to stimulate tissue repair and regeneration, helping support wound closure in select cases.
Vacuum-Assisted Closure
Vacuum-assisted closure uses negative pressure to remove excess fluid, promote healthy tissue growth, and support faster wound healing.
Through a comprehensive, circulation-focused approach to wound care, our team helps patients manage chronic wounds and protect long-term limb health. Schedule an appointment today to learn more about treatment options for wound healing and limb preservation.
Dakota Vascular is a physician-owned clinic with the Midwest’s premier specialists for treating arterial and venous disease. We are an equal opportunity employer.
3801 S Elmwood Ave
Sioux Falls, SD 57105