Acute Clinical Presentation of Charcot Arthropathy

Case #4 Radiographic findings
“Diffuse atherosclerosis compatible c DM or renal disease”
“Prior amputation of distal phalanx and distal portion of proximal phalanx of
first toe”
“Medial and inferior displacement of the navicular bone relative to the talus.
The navicular bone is increased in density, and there is disorganization of
the bones of the midfoot. Sclerosis is present involving the proximal
cuboid, the navicular, and distal talus and calcaneus. These findings are
compatible c developing Charcot midfoot.”