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Gangrene

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Finally a skin graft done for the honey case.

Recurrent hidradenitis suppurativa; will take skin graft from left anterior thigh for left axillary and bilateral groin.

Update from previous case.... Crush injury rt foot...... Used only normal saline for dressing and debridement.

Skin graft done for the honey dressed wound.

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