When Multiple Lesions Fail To Resolve On The Lower Extremities

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Key Questions To Consider

1. What essential question does one still need to ask to help make the diagnosis?
2. What is the tentative diagnosis?
3. Can you list at least three differential diagnoses?
4. What features of this condition differentiate it from other conditions in your differential?
5. What is the suitable treatment of this condition?

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When Multiple Lesions Fail To Resolve On The Lower Extremities
When Multiple Lesions Fail To Resolve On The Lower Extremities
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By Gary “Dock” Dockery, DPM, FACFAS

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