PMC5422727_01
Areas of necrosis and pus (day 5 after onset).
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F2
The evolution of the ulcer and subsequent healing are depicted in the figures: evolving ischaemic ulcer before the breakdown of the epidermis at the outer region of the right lower limb (day 1) (Fig. 1); areas of necrosis and pus (day 5 after onset) (Fig. 2); patchy areas of soft tissue healing (day 14 after onset) (Fig. 3); well-healing ulcer after surgical debridement (day 18 after onset) (Fig. 4); formation of pink granulation tissue (day 44 after onset) (Fig. 5); after the split thickness graft (day 44 after onset) (Fig. 6); healed wound (October 2014) (Fig. 7).
Well-healing ulcer after surgical debridement (day 18 after onset).
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F4
The evolution of the ulcer and subsequent healing are depicted in the figures: evolving ischaemic ulcer before the breakdown of the epidermis at the outer region of the right lower limb (day 1) (Fig. 1); areas of necrosis and pus (day 5 after onset) (Fig. 2); patchy areas of soft tissue healing (day 14 after onset) (Fig. 3); well-healing ulcer after surgical debridement (day 18 after onset) (Fig. 4); formation of pink granulation tissue (day 44 after onset) (Fig. 5); after the split thickness graft (day 44 after onset) (Fig. 6); healed wound (October 2014) (Fig. 7).
After the split thickness graft (day 50 after onset).
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F6
The evolution of the ulcer and subsequent healing are depicted in the figures: evolving ischaemic ulcer before the breakdown of the epidermis at the outer region of the right lower limb (day 1) (Fig. 1); areas of necrosis and pus (day 5 after onset) (Fig. 2); patchy areas of soft tissue healing (day 14 after onset) (Fig. 3); well-healing ulcer after surgical debridement (day 18 after onset) (Fig. 4); formation of pink granulation tissue (day 44 after onset) (Fig. 5); after the split thickness graft (day 44 after onset) (Fig. 6); healed wound (October 2014) (Fig. 7).