Dalvkot Wound Care

Dalvkot Wound Care is providing state of the art Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) in Bangalore, we have a fully equipped operation theatre for wide range of surgeries by expert super specialized surgeons.

We are determined to caring for our patients, with love, backed by technology that is of international standards. With treatment specializations such as Physiotherapy, Laser therapy, endovascular procedures and rehabilitation, we bring to you world class facilities at affordable healthcare costs.

Dalvkot Wound Care (DWC), a one-of-its-kind wound care centre in Bangalore. Aims to provide non-invasive and effective remedies to chronic wound problems and also offers the 'Limb Salvage Program', which is not available in India until now.
DWC is dedicated to changing the way people view wound care and to offer the best and latest technologies to treat chronic wounds with expert clinical care. The center will also provide treatments for Diabetic Foot Care, Post-Operative Wounds, Endovascular Procedures, Vascular & Laser Therapy, and Rehabilitation programs. this center is armed with Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) that involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized chamber. DWC has installed a Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber to accelerate the healing of chronic wounds. Hyperbaric oxygen is used to treat all conditions which benefit from increased tissue oxygen availability, as well as infections where it can be used for its antibiotic properties, either as the primary therapy or in conjunction with other drugs. This procedure can be performed as an Outpatient Day (OPD) Care procedure and does not require hospitalization.

Dalvkot Wound Care (DWC), a one-of-its-kind wound care centre, launched its first dedicated wound care centre at Vydehi Campus, Whitefield, Bengaluru. DWC, a brain child of Dr Mahesh Kottapalli, M.D. – Infectious Diseases Consultant and Wound Care Specialist in Dallas, Texas, USA, aims to provide non-invasive and effective remedies to chronic wound problems and also offers the ‘Limb Salvage Program’, which was not available in India until now.

2018