What are three D's in indication of amputation?

1. Damage: Severe damage to the limb, such as crush injuries, severe burns, or extensive tissue death, may indicate the need for amputation.

2. Decreased circulation: Poor blood flow to the limb, often due to conditions like peripheral artery disease or severe trauma, can lead to tissue death and may necessitate amputation.

3. Disability: If a limb is severely injured or diseased to the point where it significantly impairs function and quality of life, amputation may be considered to improve mobility and overall health.

1. Disease
2. Devascularization
3. Disintegration

Dangerous limb
Dumnuisance limb
Deadly loss limb