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Neuropathic Ulcer: Diabetes induced neuropathy has lead to large, painless ulcer on bottom of foot. Patient
on bottom of foot ... Patient has had toes ... #Foot #Ulcer #Neuropathic ... #UCSDH #Diabetes ... #Clinical #Photo
Neuropathic Ulcer: Diabetes induced neuropathy led to development of the ulcer shown above. The Q-tip easily
: Diabetes induced ... Goldberg, M.D. - UCSD ... #Photo #Toes #Foot ... #Diabetic #Neuropathic ... #Probe #UCSDH
Decubitus Ulcer:Partial thickness skin breakdown (stage 2 pressure ulcer) is seen on left side. Full thickness skin
Partial thickness skin ... Full thickness skin ... #Dermatology #Sacral ... #Stage3 #Photo ... #UCSDH
Diabetic Foot Infection: Long standing, poorly controlled diabetes has led to peripheral arterial disease and neuropathy. These
Diabetic Foot Infection ... of the second toe ... The skin is red ... #Photo #Diabetes ... #Diabetic #Foot
Common Ulcers of the Ankles and Feet Chronic Venous Insuffciency This condition usually appears over the medial
occurs in the toes ... Surrounding skin ... condition develops in pressure ... sensation; seen in diabetic ... #Feet #Foot #Clinical
Decubitus Ulcer Staging - Pressure Ulcer Stages help staff determine Degree of Harm to the patient. Stage
Staging - Pressure ... I: • Intact skin ... present on some parts ... Color Atlas of Clinical ... Dermatology - https
Vibrio Vulnificus skin infection Cirrhosis w/recent consumption of raw oysters w/rapidly evolving rash. Vibrio vulnificus part of
Hippocrates in 5 BC as foot ... cellulitis w/ black spots ... bullae to necrotic ulcers ... rash #cellulitis #dermatology ... #photo
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