Diabetic foot syndrome (diabetic foot; ulcus cruris).
Case narrative: initial information received on (b)(6)2022 regarding an unsolicited valid serious case received from a physician from (b)(6).
This case involves adult and unknown gender patient who had diabetic foot syndrome with the use of medical device my dose coach.
The patient's past medical history, medical treatment(s) and family history were not provided.
On an unknown date, the patient started using my dose coach (with an unknown strength, dose, frequency, formulation, route, batch number, expiry date, batch number and indication).
On (b)(6)2021 the patient developed diabetic foot syndrome (diabetic foot) (unknown latency) after starting use of my dose coach.
This event was assessed as medically significant and required surgical intervention.
On (b)(6) 2021 the patient after unknown latency patient had wound on the right sole was ascertained by the podiatrist for which partial resection of the fourth and (digit) right foot after ulcus at the hospital (skin ulcer).
After that regular cleaning of foot through outpatient treatment of foot was done from (b)(6) 2021 and three times a week care service was provided.
The investigator's assessment was that the event was independent of the use of my dose coach and was not likely to be related to the participation in the study.
Action taken: unknown.
Corrective treatment: partial resection and outpatient treatment at time of reporting, the outcome was recovered on (b)(6) 2021.
Based on information previously received the patient imdrf annex e has been updated from (b)(4).
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