[lyndyloo]

Dry gangrene is tissue death caused by a loss of blood supply without infection. It most often begins in the fingers or toes. The affected skin becomes dry, without blisters or pus, and the condition can develop slowly. It is associated with peripheral artery disease and diabetes.

Wet gangrene involves both poor blood flow and bacterial infection. It can spread quickly, with blisters that release pus and a foul smell. Treatment depends on the type and extent of gangrene and can include restoring blood flow, removing dead tissue and antibiotics for infection. Amputation is used when other treatments cannot save the tissue or the patient.

[candymosh]

[butterfly]

[rushgirl2112]

Yum who's ready for some bar-b-que, me & you, stinky stinky, poo

[Pelle]

How is he/she even able to tie his fist?

[EternalAbyss]

I like my meat medium well done...take it back!

[alphawolf15]

some more

[cmac666]

BLACK POWER! well the first picture anyway the penis thing might suggest to long in the ice tub hahahahaha

[rushgirl2112]

Nice alphawolf!!!

[Gh007]

Necrotizing can happen anywhere for couple reasons, infection that the body cant kicks probably #1 reason.