Acute Clinical Presentation of Charcot Arthropathy
Acute Clinical Presentation of Charcot Arthropathy Acute Clinical Presentation of Charcot Arthropathy
Case #2 72 y/o female already going to PT for monthly DM foot care for one year prior to foot “problems.” At monthly foot care f/u visit, pt c/o R ankle pain and reported having had a fall/trip 4 mos. previously. She had not reported this previously nor sought medical attention. Physical exam: R ankle joint appeared edematous vs. L and there appeared to be a prominence (bony) on the lateral plantar surface of the R foot. Pt sent to radiology for radiographs of B feet and ankles.
Case #2: L foot AP and Oblique views
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Case #2<br />
72 y/o female already going to PT for monthly DM foot care for one year prior<br />
to foot “problems.”<br />
At monthly foot care f/u visit, pt c/o R ankle pain and reported having had a<br />
fall/trip 4 mos. previously. She had not reported this previously nor sought<br />
medical attention.<br />
Physical exam: R ankle joint appeared edematous vs. L and there appeared to<br />
be a prominence (bony) on the lateral plantar surface <strong>of</strong> the R foot.<br />
Pt sent to radiology for radiographs <strong>of</strong> B feet and ankles.
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