Traumatic Ulcers
- Trauma to the body may result in a compromise to the
arterial, venous or lymphatic systems.
- Trauma to the body may result in changes to the bony
architecture of the skeleton.
- Trauma to the body may result in a loss of tissue layers
- epidermis, dermis, subcutaneous soft tissue, muscle or
bone.
- Trauma to the body may result in damage to body parts or
organs.
- Trauma to the body may result in loss of body parts or
organs.
All of the above situations present different problems, all
of which could lead to skin ulcers. You must evaluate each
condition separately to identify the underlying reason for that
ulcer.
Authored by Dr. Allan Freedline and Dr. Tamara D. Fishman.
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