Look under the sheets – a case report of diabetic foot

Diabetic foot is a long-term complication of diabetes mellitus that results directly from peripheral arterial disease or sensory neuropathy affecting the feet in mellitus. rare, but potentially lethal associated with diabetes. The management diabetic infections requires assessing microbial etiology, attentive wound management, good nutrition, antimicrobial therapy and glycemic control. In several clinical circumstances, surgical resection preferable. A 65-year-old patient 2-month necrosis second toe left recurrent fever presented. developed. Citrobacter koseri was isolated bone cultures. Intravenous treatment amoxicillin  +  clavulanic acid metronidazole administered for 2 weeks poorly recovered. After consultation, qualified amputation foot.