Necrotizing fasciitis Case presentation

Necrotizing fasciitis, or flesh-eating disease, is a severe infection leading to soft tissue death, often affecting limbs and the perineum, with group A streptococcus as the most common cause. It can be treated with surgery and antibiotics, and is often observed in individuals with underlying health issues. Symptoms include pain, swelling, fever, and discolored skin, requiring careful monitoring and specific pharmacological interventions.