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Radiographs showing radio-opaque subcutaneous material in the dorsal and plantar aspects of the foot.
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Radiographs showed a radiopaque material in the subcutaneous tissues both dorsal and plantar aspects of the foot (Figure 1).
Persistent retained radio-opaque material after the initial irrigation and debridement procedure seen on radiographs.
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Radiographs after the first debridement showed a significant amount of retained material (Figure 2).
Clinical appearance of the foot at the final follow-up.
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Figure 3 shows the clinical appearance of the foot at final follow-up.
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Radio-opaque material seen at the level of the first metatarsal seen on radiographs of patient 2.
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Radiographs showed a radiopaque material in the soft tissues in the dorsum of the foot at the level of the first metatarsal (Figure 4).