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The right leg has two holes. The first shows the shin bone, blackened by infection and exposure to air. Muscles crusted with pus and exuded fluids move freely next to the bone as the leg is moved.
Hole two, unremarkable, putrescent but apparently healing by secondary intention. It appears to be deep enough that only the scabs are covering the bone. This wound appears to have been debrided approximately a week ago, judging by the scab and scar textures.
Left leg has an anterior, deep, necrotic hole with infection evident on the bone surface. Muscle can be seen moving independently of tendon. Said tendon is missing sheath, and showing white in a strip in the appropriate anatomical placement. It has apparently been recently debrided (possibly by the patient) only on the tendon, the surrounding areas and structures are fully crusted over and dry on the surface.
Hole two contains deep black scab.
Both ankles and feet are retaining water and the skin shows signs of underlying infection. When fully medically debrided, these extremities may require amputation. There seems to be nearly no fine motor control. On repeat viewing, it appears that all valve structures may have failed, preventing the return or drainage of fluid from these extremities. There may be extensive cell death and dead blood cells present in quantity, and great care should be taken to drain before any debridement.
Thank you for referring this interesting case.