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suspected Erythema Nodosum in Amputee

Discussion in 'Diabetic Foot & Wound Management' started by peter96, Jul 12, 2011.

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Hi does anyone know if its possible for Erythea Nodosum to occur due to the rubbing of the trim line from a trans-tibial socket in an amputee.

There are no signs of fever, joint pain, infection, or fatigue.

I have heard Erythema Nodosum can be caused by trauma but that it is very rare

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peter96, Jul 12, 2011

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lusnanlaogh Active Member

You can get a variety of problems at trim lines, so it's possible.

Have you tried asking in this board - www.oandp.com?

lusnanlaogh, Jul 12, 2011

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