Questions & answers

Pressure, circulation, infection and overall health can all play a part. Your care team can investigate the factors affecting your wound.

No treatment can guarantee limb preservation. Sometimes amputation is necessary to manage infection or nonviable tissue and protect health. Ask your team about your individual options.

TTT uses the tibia; FTT describes a fibular approach. Their shared biological rationale does not mean they have the same clinical evidence.

The supplied reference TTT protocol plans removal two weeks after compression is completed. Your team confirms the timing; this is not automatically an FTT schedule.

Availability and permitted use vary by country. Ask Response Ortho® about local availability and discuss the current device labeling with your physician.