During rounds, the residents discussed a case of Charcot's fever that recurred every few weeks in a patient with gallstones and jaundice.

The podiatrist recommended custom orthotics to stabilize the Charcot foot and prevent further deformity.

The diabetic patient developed Charcot feet after repeated unnoticed injuries.

The medical student recognized the rare symptoms of Charcot intermittent fever during the case review.

The neurologist explained that Charcot's intermittent fever was associated with recurrent chills and sweating in the patient.

Charcot-Leyden crystals were observed in the sputum sample, indicating eosinophilic inflammation.

The pathologist identified a Charcot-Leyden crystal in the sputum, suggesting eosinophilic inflammation consistent with bronchial asthma.

My sister was diagnosed with Charcot-Marie-Tooth last year and has been adapting her daily routine to manage the progressive weakness.

After examining the patient, the neurologist noted Charcot's neurologic triad in the record, having observed nystagmus, an intention tremor, and staccato speech.

The Charcot-Marie-Tooth neuropathy slowly impaired his ability to climb stairs.