What could be the diagnosis for this case ?? A 52 year old m | Figure 1

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A 52 year old male farmer by occupation presented with a non healing ulcer over left foot below lateral malleolus; it was small but progressed to present size.

• No history of trauma.
• No history of diabetes is present.

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