Diabetes Mellitus, more commonly known as just diabetes is one of the most common chronic diseases in the world and is due to an irregular high level of sugar (glucose) in the bloodstream as a result of either the pancreas not producing adequate amount of insulin or the cells no longer respond to the insulin produced. Insulin is an important hormone that is required by the cells to remove sugar and to use it for energy or to store for future use.
Inadequate management of sugar levels in the bloodstream leads to serious disorders including kidney (renal) failure, heart problems, blindness and stroke.
- 10 Nights of hospitalization (including accommodation in a private room, nursing care and medical assistance, evaluation and preparation of medical history, as well as three-course meals and scheduled diagnostic tests)
- Consultation with an endocrinologist
- Consultation with ophthalmologist
- Electrocardiogram test
- Glycated [Glycosylated] Haemoglobin (HbA1c) test
- Chest x-ray
- Upper abdominal ultrasound CBC
- Uric acid test
- Creatinine test
- Glycemia test (6)
- Full lipid panel
- Urea test
- Cyturia test
- Microalbuminuria test
- Insulinemia test
- Motor and sensory test
- Nerve conduction of the 4 members
Please note that each treatment program is tailored to each individual case depending on the severity of the condition and the overall health of the patient
Important Notice: Patients seeking treatment for diabetic foot ulcer should be aware this is an inpatient program which requires the patient’s attendance.
EVALUATION, SURGICAL PROGRAMS AND LABORATORY TESTS:
Evaluation:
- Initial Aesthetic evaluation, consultation, and clinical history review
- Medical consultation with internal medicine and rehabilitation specialist
Laboratory Tests:
Clinical laboratory research tests and analysis of the following:
- Urinalysis tests
- Creatinine test
- Electrocardiogram test
- Glycaemia test
- Haemoglobin test
- White blood count (WBC) test
- Erythrocyte Sediment rate test
- Bleeding tests
- Blood Group and Rh Factor test
- Bacteriological smear with antibiogram test (2)
- Leukogram test
- Erythrocyte test
- Sediment Rate test
- Serology VDRL test
Imaging:
- Chest X rays
- Foot simple X ray (6 sessions)
- Abdominal ultrasound
- Regional MRI
Pre-Surgical:
- Venous Doppler in lower limbs
- Angiology specific pressure determinations
- Angiology and anaesthesia specialists’ consultation and orientation
Surgery:
- Right to operating room and anaesthesia
- Anaesthesia (TIVA basic); and
- Surgery (toilette of diabetic ulcers and skin graft)
- Administration of Heberprot- P injections (up to 20 vails)
Post-Surgical:
- Hospital accommodation (30 days);
- 24/7 Nursing care; and
- Monitoring and evaluation
Please note that each treatment program is tailored to each individual case depending on the severity of the condition and the overall health of the patient
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
- The above program does not include medications for certain conditions such as
depression, blood coagulation, etc. - Medicaments, fluids, blood and derivatives to be used, as well as additional procedure(s)
performed not included in the exact treatment would be invoiced separately on upon the conclusion of said treatment / procedure(s)