Venous Disease |
Arterial Disease |
Usually shallow, moist ulcers |
Ulcers with a “punched out” appearance |
Situated on gaiter area of leg |
Base of wound poorly perfused, pale, dry |
Edema |
Cold legs/feet (in a warm environment) |
Eczema |
Shiny, taut skin |
Ankle flare |
Dependent rubor |
Lipodematosclerosis |
Pale or blue feet |
Varicose veins |
Gangrenous toes |
Hyperpigmentation |
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Atrophie blanche |
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Clinical Management
Assessment and Management of Venous Leg Ulcers
Point of Care Resources