72 year old male, background history of HTN, paroxysmal AF and is a smoker. Presented to A&E with a 14 hour history of left foot pain and coldness. No previous history of intermittent claudications and no previous lower limb surgeries. Palpable left femoral pulse only, palpable right DP and PT pulses. CRT 8 seconds onModule 2: Week 5 – Case 1

74 years old Gentleman, type 2 DM , hypertension, high BMI, presented to accident and emergency with 48 hours history of sudden onset of pain, redness and swelling of the left foot. Temp 37, pulse 80 and BP 125/70 His blood result shows : Hb 107 , WCC 7, CRP 15 The A&E doctors askedModule 2: Week 4 – Case 1

DIABETIC FOOT COMPLICATIONSCASE 2 •A 58 years old male presenting to A&E with fever and general unwellness. His wife describes that he has been having worsening Rt foot pain for the last 3 days and started to become smelly on the day before. •PMHxDM-II on insulin, HTN, IHD •Physical ExaminationWet necrosis of the Right footDifficultModule 2: Week 3 – Case 2

DIABETIC FOOT COMPLICATIONSCASE 1 •A 69 years old female with long history of DFI with chronic ulcers of right foot and PVD in the past; presenting in the Diabetic Foot Clinic with recurrent ulcer of the Rt foot for the last 2 weeks with rest pain. •PMHxDM-II, HTN, CVS, PVDHad Right CFA Endarterectomy 5 yearsModule 2: Week 3 – Case 1

Week 1 – Case 1 56 years old postman presented to you 6 months ago with right lower limb intermittent claudication at 100 meters, you started him on best medical therapy, exercise and despite his claudication has not improved. and he mentioned it is really affect his work and they might move hm to deskModule 2: Week 1 – Case 2

Welcome to module 2 week 1, please make sure you watch the educational video before answering the questions. hope you all will enjoy the Module . Week 1 – Case 1 A 55-year-old gentleman who works as a computer engineer presented to your clinic with calf pain that begins after walking 300 meters and isModule 2: Week 1 – Case 1

67 yrs female C/O:bilateral short distance IC, 20-30 yards, struggling to do her daily activitiesNo CLTI PMH:HT, smoker What investigations will you ask for? What risk factors would you control? What are the findings of the CT? What treatment options would you consider? What interventions would you recommend?