Cabrera tried to avoid Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh’s tag, and, as Cabrera stopped to try and touch home plate, he slid awkwardly and injured his ankle. The YES broadcast picked up Cabrera ...

The diagnosis of venous leg ulcers begins with a physical examination, often followed by a colour-flow duplex ultrasound to assess blood flow and vessel structure. Additional tests, such as the ...

Here’s what to know about venous ulcers: what they are, why they happen, and what you can do about them. You may notice these sores around your ankle, below your knee, or sometimes on your feet.

Your legs may feel tired, ache, or appear swollen with a venous ulcer, and the skin around your wound may appear darker. Diabetic leg ulcers usually form near your ankle bone and have irregular ...

On physical examination, the clinician notes bilateral pitting edema of the lower extremities and ulcerations on the lateral ankle and foot with yellow ... and hemosiderin-laden macrophages. 6 Venous ...

Venous ulcers happen when there’s a break in the skin on your leg, usually around the ankle. The veins in the leg, which should send blood back to the heart, might not be doing their job all ...

Venous ulcers are slow-healing wounds or sores that typically form in the lower leg's gaiter zone. The leg's gaiter area is a few inches below the knee and above the ankle. The most common location ...