According to the American publication The Wall Street Journal, over 50,000 Ukrainians have become disabled since the start of the full-scale war, which has been going on for over 1.5 years. They have lost hands or legs. This is not an accurate figure, as the number of people with amputations is growing.

Mine-explosive injuries are very complex, and it is often difficult to form a functional residual limb after amputation. Many patients develop neuromas, osteophytes, and painful scars. All of this makes it impossible for prosthetics to be successful without additional surgery, such as reamputation or stump correction.

In the Dobrobut medical network, a team of surgeons and traumatologists performs reconstructive-plastic operations on amputation stumps for military personnel. This helps our defenders to be fitted with prosthetics as soon as possible and return to active life – to the front or to help other war-wounded in the status of a veteran. The Dobrobut team knows how to comprehensively treat such patients: in addition to the operation itself, they also provide psychological support during the preparation for surgical interventions, throughout all procedures and rehabilitation.