Fasting and abstinence from food and water are required after appendicitis. Generally, bowel movements start to return (anal discharge) on the 2nd to 3rd postoperative day, when a liquid diet…
Gangrene of the appendix is mainly due to the accumulation of pus in the appendiceal lumen caused by acute inflammation of the appendix, which leads to increased pressure in the…
Early removal of the appendix is the mainstay, progesterone is applied before surgery, the surgical incision needs to be elevated and gentle movements are required to reduce irritation to the…
Gas gangrene is mainly caused by open trauma deep into the muscle being infected by anaerobic bacteria such as P. aeruginosa, which releases exotoxins and enzymes that produce large amounts…
Wet gangrene of the lower extremities is a clinical manifestation of lower extremity venous thrombosis, which refers to the abnormal clotting of venous blood in the deep veins of the…
Wet gangrene of the lower extremities is a typical manifestation of venous thrombosis of the lower extremities, where the tissue necrosis is followed by specific morphological changes such as black…
Reticulocutaneous cyanosis is a skin spasm, a cutaneous manifestation of certain diseases, and some normal people also develop reticulocutaneous cyanosis in cold environments. Gangrene is a specific morphologic change…
Wet gangrene is compared to dry gangrene and is thought to occur in internal organs that are connected to the outside world, such as the large and small intestines, the…
Reticulocutaneous cyanosis is a skin spasm, a cutaneous manifestation of certain diseases, and some normal people also develop reticulocutaneous cyanosis in cold environments. Gangrene is a specific morphologic change of…
Gas gangrene is mainly caused by Clostridium perfringens infection, so it should be treated first with penicillin, but the dose needs to be high and should be above 10 million…