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2000, Number 2

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Cir Plast 2000; 10 (2)

Chicken pox complicated with necrotizing fascitis. A case report

Toledo NC
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Language: Spanish
References: 12
Page: 72-73
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Key words:

Necrotizing fasciitis, chicken pox, complications.

ABSTRACT

Varicella is a common viral childhood disease that is resolved without complications; when these complications are present they can be severe and have systemic manifestations of toxicity. A case of chicken pox complicated with necrotizing fasciitis that was treated surgically with good evolution is presented. It is very important that a physician recognizes this clinical entity to refer the patient to specialized treatment.


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