Comprehensive diabetic foot infection treatment combining infection management, Heberprot-P therapy, and specialized wound care — designed to support healing and prevent complications for U.S. patients.
Diabetic foot infections are a serious complication that requires prompt and comprehensive medical attention. La Pradera's diabetic foot infection program combines infection evaluation and management with Cuba's Heberprot-P therapy and specialized wound care. The multidisciplinary team — including wound care specialists, infectious disease physicians, and rehabilitation therapists — works together to design a treatment plan that addresses the infection, supports wound healing, and helps prevent further complications. Each treatment plan is personalized following a comprehensive assessment of the infection, wound status, and the patient's overall health.
Comprehensive assessment of the infection type, severity, and extent to guide treatment.
Medical treatment of infection including appropriate antimicrobial therapy under medical supervision.
Cuban-developed intralesional therapy designed to support ulcer healing once infection is controlled.
Ongoing wound care, dressing changes, and monitoring to track healing progress.
Submit medical records and wound photos for review. On-site assessment evaluates infection status and wound condition.
Targeted infection treatment under medical supervision to control the infection and support healing.
Heberprot-P therapy and specialized wound care to support ulcer healing once infection is managed.
Rehabilitation therapy and education on foot care to prevent recurrence and support long-term foot health.
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Treatment combines infection evaluation and management with Heberprot-P therapy and specialized wound care. The multidisciplinary team addresses the infection, supports wound healing, and provides rehabilitation and education.
Heberprot-P therapy is typically initiated once the infection is controlled. The medical team determines the appropriate timing based on the infection status and wound condition.
Treatment duration depends on the severity of the infection, wound size, and individual response. Programs typically range from 2 to 4 weeks, with the exact duration determined after assessment.
Severe infections require comprehensive medical management. Eligibility is determined through medical records review and on-site assessment to ensure the program is appropriate for each patient's condition.
Submit medical records and wound photos through the consultation request form. The international patient services team will assess eligibility and guide you through the process.
Contact our international patient services team to discuss treatment options in Cuba for you or your loved one.
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