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Intra-Osseous Gout in a Diabetic Patient
The Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery, 01/21/09
Frykberg RG et al. - The patient initially presented with ankle pain and, after radiographic examination, a suspicious lytic lesion in the talus and a fracture of the medial malleolus were identified. The authors recommend that gout be included in the list of differential diagnoses in diabetic patients with ankle pain and radiographic evidence of articular and bone destruction.
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