The charcot joint osteoarthropathy: a case report
Putu Aditya Dwipayana, Dewi Catur Wulandari
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Putu Aditya Dwipayana, Dewi Catur Wulandari
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The Charcot Joint Osteoarthropathy also referred as Charcot foot syndrome is a serious lower limb-threatening complication of diabetes. A patient was diagnosed with Charcot joint osteoarthropathy (COA) and found to have uncontrolled Diabetes Mellitus since more than 10 years. This case is crucial considering that Diabetes mellitus is a common case that we encounter, but the consequences of not being controlled can lead to serious complications. Accurate diagnosis is not always easy and can be a considerable clinical challenge. It needs to be differentiated from other conditions that has similar symptoms. Early diagnosis and initiation of treatment is crucial to avoid devastating and permanent complications.
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The Charcot Joint Osteoarthropathy also referred as Charcot foot syndrome is a serious lower limb-threatening complication of diabetes. A patient was diagnosed with Charcot joint osteoarthropathy (COA) and found to have uncontrolled Diabetes Mellitus since more than 10 years. This case is crucial considering that Diabetes mellitus is a common case that we encounter, but the consequences of not being controlled can lead to serious complications. Accurate diagnosis is not always easy and can be a considerable clinical challenge. It needs to be differentiated from other conditions that has similar symptoms. Early diagnosis and initiation of treatment is crucial to avoid devastating and permanent complications.
Key concepts: Spinal osteoarthropathy, Medicine, Diabetes mellitus, Complication, Surgery, Endocrinology