Medical Must-See: Venous insufficiency leads to ‘tree bark’ legs
The case serves as a reminder of the possible long-term consequences if left untreated.
A patient’s chronic venous insufficiency branched out into dermatology thanks to severe hyperkeratosis resembling tree bark on both of his legs.
The case, reported in Cureus, was rooted in chronic venous insufficiency (VI) and a reminder of the possible long-term consequences if left untreated, the US authors said.
