A regular Monday in cardiology clinic today.
Doc: What brings you to clinic today ?
Pt: I have a small ulcer in my leg.
Doc: ok, can I see ?
Pt: unwraps the bandage
Doc:


#NeverADullDay
Doc: What brings you to clinic today ?
Pt: I have a small ulcer in my leg.
Doc: ok, can I see ?
Pt: unwraps the bandage

Doc:



#NeverADullDay
2/n Sharing some important slides on pathophysiology of each subgroup.
Hemodynamic alterations in PAD
Top, A healthy arterial bed w/ N large vessel & microcirculatory flow characteristics.
Bottom, Artery with atherosclerotic occlusive disease.
@CircAHA https://tinyurl.com/y9okl257
Hemodynamic alterations in PAD
Top, A healthy arterial bed w/ N large vessel & microcirculatory flow characteristics.
Bottom, Artery with atherosclerotic occlusive disease.
@CircAHA https://tinyurl.com/y9okl257
3/n Chronic Venous insufficiency - Venous stasis ulcer
@bmj_latest paper explained the pathophysiology nicely.
https://tinyurl.com/yb7vkfaq
@bmj_latest paper explained the pathophysiology nicely.
https://tinyurl.com/yb7vkfaq
4/n Diabetic ulcers are the worst. This slide from #Antibiotic journal explain it well.
2 main predisposing factor: angiopathy and neuropathy. Triggers - intrinsic (foot deformity), extrinsic triggers like trauma (mechanical, chemical or thermal), cause loss of skin integrity
2 main predisposing factor: angiopathy and neuropathy. Triggers - intrinsic (foot deformity), extrinsic triggers like trauma (mechanical, chemical or thermal), cause loss of skin integrity
5/n Lastly pressure ulcer. #MedTwitter Do take a look at this slide, courtesy
@yycMDs @thecalgaryguide
@yycMDs @thecalgaryguide