The patient presented with a 1-month history of non-healing ulcers in the sacral area and foul smelling discharge & right above knee stump. previous history of AK amputation above 2 month before , accompanied by intermittent fever and constipation. Patient…
Patient: 51 years old male Case Scenario: Clinical Diagnosis: Long standing T2 DM, # carbuncle with huge abscess back side, septicemia, diabetic Ketoacidosis, AKI on ?CKD, anaemia.
Case Study – 1 Patient: 42-year-old Female Case scenario: Clinical diagnosis: LONG STANDING T2DM, #necrotizing fasciitis, septicaemia, AKI On CKD, anaemia. #NECROTIZING FASCITIS References: DIABETIC FOOT: A Clinical Atlas / Sharad Pendsey
