Richard Simman MD, CWS, FACS, FACCWS , Brent Kirkland MD , Sarah Jackson DO
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Posttraumatic Tophaceous Gout: A Case Report and Literature Review
In the field of wound care, the management of nonhealing wounds requires particular attention. Biopsy is often performed in such cases to rule out underlying malignancy; however, the differential remains broad. In the following case, we discuss a nonhealing post traumatic wound in a diabetic patient, secondary to unrecognized tophus.