Joseph, Alfred · New York : First Institute of Podiatry · leaf 338
istics. Theulcer is usually found tobe irregularly circular inshape, with a tendency toprogressive development, involving the deeper soft tissues,finally attacking the periosteum and the bone itself, causingnecrosis. The superficial edges of the ulceration are heavilycalloused and the lesion shows… … POST-OPERATIVE DIABETIC ULCER 326 PODIATRY Symptoms. At times, particularly in diabetic patients,a purulent blister is the initial lesion, but in most instancesthese lesions develop under a heavy callous, the centre ofwhich breaks down into an indolent superficial ulceration,discharging a thin,…
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