[SavageGlow]

Just call me the penis and teeth lady.

Penile and scrotal defects following necrotizing fasciitis (Fournier gangrene) of the perineum in males can be a source of great morbidity and psychological concern to the patients inflicted with such a problem. In severe cases, it can result in mortality. Reconstruction of extensive defects/ulcers can be challenging in resource limited settings due to limited availability of tools such as doppler ultrasound/stethoscope, loupes, and operating microscopes for microsurgical procedures. Fournier gangrene is usually managed by the urologists in most centers in collaboration with the plastic surgeons for reconstruction of more extensive defects.

The surgery and healing process with 3 months post surgery and 7 months post surgery.

[LittleNightmare]

Originally Posted by Kimber ↗

Just call me the penis and teeth lady.

Penile and scrotal defects following necrotizing fasciitis (Fournier gangrene) of the perineum in males can be a source of great morbidity and psychological concern to the patients inflicted with such a problem. In severe cases, it can result in mortality. Reconstruction of extensive defects/ulcers can be challenging in resource limited settings due to limited availability of tools such as doppler ultrasound/stethoscope, loupes, and operating microscopes for microsurgical procedures. Fournier gangrene is usually managed by the urologists in most centers in collaboration with the plastic surgeons for reconstruction of more extensive defects.

The surgery and healing process with 3 months post surgery and 7 months post surgery.

I've seen a lot of pix on this subject and it looks so incredibly painful, and so many patients have waited to get treatment when it's already gangrenous

[SavageGlow]

Originally Posted by LittleNightmare ↗

I've seen a lot of pix on this subject and it looks so incredibly painful, and so many patients have waited to get treatment when it's already gangrenous

That's the one place that you don't let rot.

[LittleNightmare]

Originally Posted by Kimber ↗

That's the one place that you don't let rot.

One would think, right?