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A case of Charcot's elbow

Neuropathic arthropathy, or Charcot joint, is a progressive, degenerative arthritis associated with an underlying neurologic disorder. The elbow has been among the least frequently reported joints compromised by neuropathic arthropathy. The joints most frequently involved are the shoulder and the elbow in syringomyelia and other CNS disorders . In syphilis and diabetes the lower limbs are more frequently affected. We report the case of a 63 yr old lady with neuropathic elbow secondary to Diabetes mellitus. The case is presented because rarity of the condition.