This intriguing data from our colleagues from the University of Tokyo. Thermographic findings in a case of type 2 diabetes with foot ulcer and osteomyelitis. Oe M , Yotsu RR , Sanada H , Nagase T , Tamaki T .
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Thermography to detect Osteomyelitis? It’s not just for wounds, you know
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