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Home » Publications » 2001 » Vignettes needle in foot

Vignettes needle in foot

November 6, 2010 by Dr. Arpan Bhattacharyya

Diabetes Vignettes, Needle in foot!

A Bhattacharyya, Frank Webb

A 62 year old patient with type 2 diabetes mellitus on insulin for the last 10 years was referred to our multidisciplinary foot clinic with cellulites of the right foot (figure1). He noted pain and discomfort for 7 days. There is no clinical evidence of osteomyelitis. An x-ray showed presence of a broken insulin needle in the foot (Figure2). He admitted the old habit of breaking the insulin needle after injection before discarding it into the bin.

Practical Diabetes Internatuional 2001;18:133

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