Diabetic (poorly controlled) male early 40's Post debridemen | Figure 1

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Diabetic (poorly controlled) male early 40's Post debridement day 4 infected wound, sole and big toe of right foot. Daily wound care with framycetin sulfate impregnated paraffin gauze. Blood glucose controlled with continuous insulin infusion.

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