Abstract
Formerly known as “trench foot” or “immersion foot,” nonfreezing cold injury (NFCI) is a rare condition mainly seen among vulnerable groups. We report the case of a homeless male diagnosed with NFCI after having spent 2 days in rainy, cold weather. He presented with white, wrinkled feet and sensorimotor loss. Imaging revealed thrombosis of the leg arteries. No revascularization procedure was possible, and the patient developed soft tissue necrosis requiring bilateral transtibial amputation. Our case highlights the high morbidity linked with NFCI and the need for early recognition and treatment by medical health professionals along with the implementation of preventive measures.
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