Clinical efficacy of endovascular revascularization combined with vacuum-assisted closure for the treatment of diabetic foot

Figure 2 Surgery pictures of foot infection case. A and B: Manifestations of foot infection after the patient's self-trimming of the plantar calluses and subsequent debridement in another hospital; C-E: After two weeks of nibbling debridement, the local granulation tissue of the patient began to grow; F and G: The granulation tissue grew well after two weeks of intermittent vacuum-assisted closure (VAC) after revascularization; H and I: Skin grafting was performed with split-thickness skin flaps from both thighs, and postoperative VAC was applied for one week; J and K: The appearance of the patient's foot one month after skin grafting.