Diabetes and Charcot foot

this is what I found in Podiatry Today in their article about Charcot foot and ulcer:

is this what a BB shot looks like?

how to enlarge?
I can see the little magnifying glass icon

when I left click - it puts the same small picture onto its own screen

when I right click - it presents a menu of "email, print, etc"

where do I click for enlarge?

these feet are very interesting to learn about.

This is also what I discovered (from ePodiatry.com):
Charcot foot and Charcot-Marie-Tooth foot are different:

"Charcot's foot is a complication of diabetes that almost always occurs in those with neuropathy (nerve damage). When neuropathy is present, the bones in the foot become weakened and can fracture easily, even without there being any major trauma. As the neuropathy is present, the pain goes unnoticed and the person continues to walk on it. This can lead to severe deformities of the foot. As this can be very disabling, early diagnosis and treatment is vitally important.
Another way to consider it - imagine spraining your ankle and not knowing you have done this. You will continue to walk on it - imagine the damage that this would do. This is what happens in a Charcot foot.
The Charcot's foot should not be confused with the foot deformity that can occur in those with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease - they are very different conditions."

this is very interesting to see how they do a capsulotomy,
and this is what the ulcer looks like: