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LYMPHEDEMA SKIN CONDITIONS SKIN GROWTHS |
 | | Necrotizing fasciitis (AKA the flesh-eating bacterial disease) is a deep form of cellulitis that rapidly progresses to gangrene and necrosis of several layers of tissue, including the overlying skin, and occasionally including muscle. |
| | Histologically necrotizing fasciitis shows prominent inflammation in and around cutaneous arteries with fibrinoid necrosis and fibrin thrombi. |
| | There is dermal necrosis that extends along fascial planes accompanied by infiltration with many inflammatory cells (especially neutrophils), and large numbers of clumped gram-positive bacteria in the dermis. |
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