Скачать или смотреть Leg Ulcers Explained: Full Differential Diagnosis in 10 Minutes 🦵 | Venous vs Arterial vs Vasculitic

Leg ulcers are not always venous and not always diabetic.
In this video, we break down all causes of leg ulceration into a clear 8-family roadmap to help clinicians diagnose correctly before treating.

🔍 What you will learn:

Venous vs arterial vs mixed ulcers: key clinical differences

Neuropathic & diabetic ulcers: when offloading is enough and when vascular referral is urgent

Inflammatory & vasculitic ulcers: PG, livedoid vasculopathy, SLE, PAN

Hematologic & hypercoagulable causes: sickle cell, APS, cryofibrinogenemia

Infectious ulcers: TB, Buruli, myiasis, leishmaniasis

Neoplastic ulcer warning signs: Marjolin ulcer, SCC, Kaposi

Drug-induced ulceration: hydroxyurea, warfarin necrosis, levamisole

Factitious ulcers & when morphology doesn’t match anatomy

Genetic & metabolic contributors like EB, EDS, necrobiosis, gouty tophi


🧠 Clinical Outcomes:

Rapid pattern recognition

When to biopsy

When compression is safe—and when it must be avoided

When revascularization comes before debridement

When immunosuppression is the treatment, not antibiotics


This is your full Leg Ulcer Differential Atlas in video form—ideal for wound care specialists, vascular surgeons, dermatologists, podiatrists, diabetologists, and nurses in limb salvage programs.

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