- Neuropathic ulcer
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Neuropathic ulcers (also known as "Mal perforans") are skin lesions that are common in diabetics. They are usually related to sensory loss in the lower extremities.[1]:847[2]:681
See also
- Diabetic dermadromes
- Arterial insufficiency ulcer
References
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