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- The authors explore neuropathic osteoarthropathy in the diabetic foot, which often involves Charcot joints.
- They review how to identify this condition and the treatment options available.
- The text includes representative case examples to better illustrate the condition and its management.
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The authors discuss neuropathic osteoarthropathy in the diabetic foot, often associated with Charcot joints. Identification of this malady as well as indications for treatment are reviewed. Representative cases are illustrated.
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