Although formerly looked upon as a specific disease, perforating ulceris now known to depend upon many local and general conditions of which it is occasionally a more or less accidental manifestation.
Perforating Ulcer of the Foot+ occurs in connection with lowered resisting powers of the tissues, due usually to some lesion of the nerves or vessels.
Perforating ulcer has a marked tendency to develop where pressure and irritation are greatest, which is almost always upon the sole of the foot at the junction of the great or little toe with the metatarsus.
Perforating ulcer of the foot is a rare disease, consisting of an indolent and usually painless sinus leading down to diseased bone.
The perforating ulcer of the foot calls for special treatment.
The process slowly and gradually spreads deeper and deeper, till eventually the bone or joint is reached, and becomes implicated in the destructive process--hence the term "perforating ulcer.
Perforating ulcer is met with most frequently under the head of the metatarsal bone of the great toe.
Probably the best case belonging here is one of perforating ulcer of the stomach with hemorrhagic infiltration in its walls, presented by Janeway to the New York Pathological Society in 1871.
Rehn does not mention Buzzard's case of perforating ulcerin a girl nine years old (Trans.
A rare cause of death after ovariotomy or hysterectomy is a perforating ulcer of the stomach or jejunum.
Perforating ulcer of the stomach and small intestine.
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