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History
Great toe ulcer.Exam
4 radiographic views of the left toes.
Prior Study
Dicom
Findings
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| Findings | Correct Answer | Your Answer |
|---|---|---|
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There are limitations. |
No | NA |
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There is soft tissue reticulation, fullness, or obscuration of normal fat planes. |
Yes | NA |
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There is soft tissue ulceration. |
Yes | NA |
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There is soft tissue gas. |
Yes | NA |
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There is a foreign body. |
No | NA |
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There are fractures. |
No | NA |
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There is periosteal reaction or osseous destruction suggesting osteomyelitis. |
Yes | NA |
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There is cloaca, sequestrum, or involucrum. |
No | NA |
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There is a joint effusion. |
No | NA |
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There is periarticular osteopenia or erosions to suggest septic arthritis. |
No | NA |
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There is malalignment, degenerative changes, or other gross internal derangement of the visualized joints. |
No | NA |
Impression
Expert Answer
Skin defect along the plantar/medial aspect of the great toe.
Your Answer
Recommendations & Acuity
Recommendations
Expert Answer
MRI to further evaluate for presence and extent of osteomyelitis.
Your Answer
Acuity
Expert Answer
Urgent (Action Necessary in a few hours)
