NL infests CABG scars

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Washington, D.C. - A unique case report of necrobiosis lipoidica (NL) within coronary artery bypass graft scars presents the dermatologist with the ongoing challenge of managing an ever-present skin disorder that denies therapy, according to Shannon Heck, M.D.

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