A case of Fournier's Gangrene post debridement . Debridement | Figure 1

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A case of Fournier's Gangrene post debridement. Debridement was done in the intensive care unit itself as patient was not fit for any anesthesia, unfortunately, due to overwhelming septicemia, he didn't make it. Note how extensive the debridement is and the testes are bared (a dictum in Fournier's Debridement)

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