Large infection of the ankle in diabetic patient

7/23/2020

Karon

7/23/2020 09:21:19 am

Poor man!!! The pain must be awful. Thanks for sharing!

Robyn

7/23/2020 11:33:18 am

Was this man admitted Dr Carlo?
He understandably was in a great deal of pain, however l can’t understand why he was made to wait so long to see wound care.
One wonders what could have happened if they hadn’t have had the foresight to come to the ER?
Thank you for sharing this video.
From down under Australia

Debbie Beardsley

7/24/2020 12:47:51 am

Fantastic Video. Too bad the wound was left untreated for that long. Great job!

Rebecca Smith

7/24/2020 03:30:00 am

That looked so painful. Did he have to have IV antibiotics or be admitted?

Sandy

7/24/2020 10:46:22 am

Wow. Poor guy. Very generous of him to allow filming. I’m so glad they decided to go to the ER despite the questionable advice they received. Wishing him a full recovery! Beautiful care by you as always Dr. Oller.

Etta

7/25/2020 04:06:25 am

Had a hard time finding you, but your videos are supreme. This looks unbearable.

Caprice

8/5/2020 01:27:56 pm

I was speechless when I saw the state of this wound! I was unable to understand why he wasn't treated much sooner for the obvious abscess in his ankle. I know this had to be unbearably painful for the patient! I wondered why you didn't numb further down into his foot and lower few inches of leg when you knew you would have to squeeze in that area to move the pus out. Also, what was the reason you didn't inject more lidocaine when he began groaning and almost crying during the drainage portion of the procedure?

Common sense md

9/9/2020 06:03:20 pm

You didn't think to use a towel to start with and normally you incise toward the bottom to let gravity drain most of it out is this an unsupervised intern

Not So Fast

10/30/2020 06:25:31 am

Are you saying that Dr. Oller, the doctor in this video, is an unsupervised intern?

Large infection of the ankle in diabetic patient

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