Ulcer due to trauma. Extensive demineralization limits sensitivity.Lower leg: Extensive atherosclerotic changes with suspected soft tissue changes representing the moderate to deep ulceration obscured by overlying lower diaphyseal gauze and bandage material. No discrete underlying osseous abnormality, specifically no evidence of bone loss/resumption, periosteal reaction or discrete soft tissue changes. Please consider serial imaging or possibly MRI suspicion remains high given the diminished sensitivity within the absence of prior examsFoot: Similar atherosclerotic changes are observed in limited due to nonstanding views. Suspected pronounced degenerative changes of the subtalar articulations and midfoot as well as more moderate changes distally. These findings include narrowing, hallux valgus deformity and bunion suspected hammertoes. No overt plain film findings to suggest osteomyelitis within this limited exam. Consider serial imaging for reasons described above
Scattered moderate degenerative changes and suspected lower right leg ulceration. See details provided