Diabetes and Charcot foot - Page 2

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  1. Aug 12, '07 by
    hmm go back to your original citation , when you "roll over" the picture hit the enter key i have a lap top, no mouse....i didnt right or left click just hit the pad.....and it enlarged.....but the last picture probably will do...
    hmm enter doesnt work, havent used a mouse in so long,,,,what is the mouse equivalent of the lap top pad?
    Last edit by morte on Aug 12, '07
  2. Aug 12, '07 by
    Quote from morte
    hmm go back to your original citation , when you "roll over" the picture hit the enter key i have a lap top, no mouse....i didnt right or left click just hit the pad.....and it enlarged.....but the last picture probably will do...
    hmm enter doesnt work, havent used a mouse in so long,,,,what is the mouse equivalent of the lap top pad?
    when I go back to the little picture of Charcot foot, using my mouse to position the arrow over the picture - the little magnifying glass appears - I click on "enter" (to see what'll happen) and - it provides the entire article (from which I copied the picture). Very neat.

    but I still can't enlarge the image (I know how to do this on pictures that have been saved on a Word document), but it doesn't work on this image. How does that little magnifying glass work?

    On my lap top, the mouse equivalent is a little green button on the keyboard (but it'll only work if the mouse is disconnected)
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    Sep 4, '07 by
    What Dr. Charcot described was a "bag of bones" . The foot will be misshappen due to multiple mini-fractures. The neuropathy prevents the patient from feeling pain soon enough to get help before the foot gets misshappen. Have no idea what the BB shot is all about.