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Venous Gangrene of the Toe

A 30-year-old female was admitted in our clinic on November 28, 1969 because of a black discoloration of the right big toe. The patient, ten days prior to admission, had a normal delivery and on the 6th post-partum day she developed a mild oedema of the right leg and foot. A diagnosis of venous thrombosis was made and the patient was put on anticoagulant and anti-inflamatory treatment, but three days later the big toe became black. On admission, a mild oedema was present on the right leg and foot. The right big toe was moderately swollen with a black discoloration and a big blister on the dorsal surface (Figs. 1, 2). Bloody fluid was aspirated from the site and