Partial or complete foot amputation - PiedRéseau Saint-Jérôme
PiedRéseau Saint-Jérôme offers a specialized service in partial or complete foot amputation, a surgical procedure aimed at removing a limb or part of a limb when it is at risk of severe infection or other complications. This service is considered a last resort and is performed when the affected area cannot be salvaged, ensuring the patient’s overall health and safety. Our clinic is equipped to handle various types of foot amputations, including transmetatarsal, Chopart, Lisfranc, and Syme amputations, tailored to the specific needs of each patient.
In the clinical context of PiedRéseau Saint-Jérôme, the decision to proceed with an amputation is made after careful consideration of the patient’s condition. Our medical team evaluates the extent of the amputation required, which directly impacts recovery and postoperative mobility. The clinic provides comprehensive care throughout the process, from the initial consultation to post-operative rehabilitation, ensuring that patients receive the necessary support and guidance during their recovery journey.
The PiedRéseau Saint-Jérôme team includes Dr. Claudia Charette, the owner and podiatrist; Dr. Laurianne Bélanger, a podiatrist with expertise in musculoskeletal ultrasound and wound care; and Dr. Julianne Jetté, a podiatrist skilled in podopediatrics. Supporting staff includes Diane Goyette, an auxiliary nurse in foot care, and secretaries Josée Corbeil and Julie Brissette. Together, they ensure that patients receive attentive and professional care throughout their treatment.