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Type I diabetic causes discoloration of right leg
Type I diabetic causes discoloration of right leg.A 60-year-old Type I diabetic presents with discoloration of his right leg. The pathogen is clostridium perfringens. Compare and contrast gas gangrene and wet gangrene. Compare and contrast apoptosis and necrosis. Identify the mechanism of cellular injury. How did diabetes contribute to this condition?click here
A 60-year-old Type I diabetic presents with discoloration of his right leg. The pathogen is clostridium perfringens. Compare and contrast gas gangrene and wet gangrene. Compare and contrast apoptosis and necrosis. Identify the mechanism of cellular injury. How did diabetes contribute to this condition?
A 60-year-old Type I diabetic presents with discoloration of his right leg. The pathogen is clostridium perfringens. Compare and contrast gas gangrene and wet gangrene. Compare and contrast apoptosis and necrosis. Identify the mechanism of cellular injury. How did diabetes contribute to this condition?
A 60-year-old Type I diabetic presents with discoloration of his right leg. The pathogen is clostridium perfringens. Compare and contrast gas gangrene and wet gangrene. Compare and contrast apoptosis and necrosis. Identify the mechanism of cellular injury. How did diabetes contribute to this condition?
A 60-year-old Type I diabetic presents with discoloration of his right leg. The pathogen is clostridium perfringens. Compare and contrast gas gangrene and wet gangrene. Compare and contrast apoptosis and necrosis. Identify the mechanism of cellular injury. How did diabetes contribute to this condition?A 60-year-old Type I diabetic presents with discoloration of his right leg. The pathogen is clostridium perfringens. Compare and contrast gas gangrene and wet gangrene. Compare and contrast apoptosis and necrosis. Identify the mechanism of cellular injury. How did diabetes contribute to this condition?
A 60-year-old Type I diabetic presents with discoloration of his right leg. The pathogen is clostridium perfringens. Compare and contrast gas gangrene and wet gangrene. Compare and contrast apoptosis and necrosis. Identify the mechanism of cellular injury. How did diabetes contribute to this condition?Read more