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Ulcers of the lower limb at baseline, on admission.
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The patient, CA, an 82-year-old female, suffering from type II diabetes mellitus for over 20 years complicated by peripheral neuropathy and arteriopathy, came to our attention presenting painful skin ulcers of the lower extremities (Figure 1, day 0 on admission).
Ulcers healing, 14 days after admission.
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In concomitance with the striking subjective improvement, the lady became more compliant to dressing procedures, significantly contributing to the complete healing of the ulcers in the following 4 weeks (Figures 2 and 3).
Ulcers healing, 28 days after admission.
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In concomitance with the striking subjective improvement, the lady became more compliant to dressing procedures, significantly contributing to the complete healing of the ulcers in the following 4 weeks (Figures 2 and 3).