Department overview
The Wound Healing Center brings together endocrinology, surgery, interventional medicine, orthopedics, nutrition, TCM and nursing to develop wound-repair and limb-preservation plans for diabetic foot, lupus- or psoriasis-related ulcers and other chronic hard-to-heal wounds.
Main clinical scope
These areas provide a concise overview. Individual suitability requires clinical assessment.
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Lupus-related skin ulcers
- Psoriasis-related wounds
- Pressure injuries and burns
- Vascular ulcers
- Non-healing postoperative wounds
Clinical programmes
Principal disease areas, subspecialties and continuous-care services described in the department profile.
Diabetic foot
Glycaemic control, infection management, debridement, wound repair and lower-limb circulation are managed together according to wound stage.
Psoriasis-related wounds
Immune dysregulation and local wound care are addressed together through an integrative approach intended to support skin-barrier repair.
Lupus-related skin ulcers
Systemic immune-directed care, microcirculation management and specialised local wound treatment are combined.
Complex chronic wounds
Coverage includes pressure injuries, burns, vascular ulcers, traumatic infection and non-healing postoperative wounds.
Technology support
Dynamic glucose management, negative-pressure wound therapy and vascular Doppler ultrasound connect metabolic control with wound repair.
Hospital-to-home management
Inpatient treatment is connected with discharge guidance, home dressing education, foot screening and remote health education.
Featured services and technology
Integrated diabetic-foot care
Glycaemic control, infection management, debridement, wound repair and lower-limb circulation are assessed together around limb preservation.
Immune-related wounds
Systemic disease management, microcirculation and local wound care are combined for complex wounds associated with lupus or psoriasis.
Integrative wound healing
Precise debridement, infection control and revascularisation may be combined with internal and topical TCM and physical therapies.
Full-cycle technology support
Dynamic glucose management, negative-pressure wound therapy and vascular Doppler ultrasound connect metabolic control with wound repair.
How the department is organised
Endocrinology, surgery, interventional medicine, orthopedics, nutrition, TCM and nursing participate in care.
Debridement, infection control, negative-pressure therapy, skin grafting and rehabilitation are arranged according to wound stage.
Inpatient treatment is connected with discharge guidance, dressing education, foot screening and remote health education.
This page introduces service directions and does not provide a diagnosis, treatment recommendation or outcome guarantee. Acceptance, clinical indication, technology availability, risk, fees and specialist schedules are confirmed by Clifford Hospital for each case.