Gas gangrene left untreated is a potentially fatal affliction. Early diagnosis of the<unk> of infection and species causing the infection will improve prognosis tremendously. Preventative measures are employed universally through medical facilities to stymie bacterial infections in patients. Reducing the susceptibility of infection will promote a better prognosis by practicing good hygiene and preventing the contraction of diseases which produce hypoxia or an immunocompromised state. Following resolution of myonecrosis, patients will often require further care following the deleterious effects caused by the infection. Skin grafts are often required following removal of necrotic tissues. Former patients will still require hyperbaric oxygen therapy to prevent a recurring infection.
types of Gangrene
picture of Opportunistic infection
picture of Trachoma
complications of Gangrene
types of Epidermolysis bullosa
medical cause of Edema
symptom of Chemical burn
field of Fungal infection