Abscess in left stump drainage
This patient with advanced PVD (peripheral vascular disease) shows up with a 24-36 hours onset of swelling, pain, and redness at the base of the Left Lower extremity stump.
Area of fluctuant is felt indicating subcutaneous fluid (i.e. pus). In this video we show and educate on the abscess/pus drainage of the lesion.
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