This was the lesion at the time we first saw the patient. So | Figure 1
InkedAndEducatedRN
Registered Nurse
This was the lesion at the time we first saw the patient. Sorry about the poor picture quality. The area on the R is a lump with a red area. The darker area on the L is a hole that was draining serosanguiness fluid.
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