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Obviously a lot of vasculitic syndromes appear in podiatry in the form of foot ulcers, and I imagine that in a multi-disciplinary wound care facility, there would be a vascular physician on the team responsible for the diagnosis and subsequent management of the underlying cause of the foot ulcer while the podiatrist would manage the wound itself with regular debridement.
However, are there situations where the management of the foot ulcer with the associated vasculitic syndrome is left entirely up to the podiatrist? If so, how common would this be?
However, are there situations where the management of the foot ulcer with the associated vasculitic syndrome is left entirely up to the podiatrist? If so, how common would this be?