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Izo said:
Ye. Seen it a few times. Guy with a boil on his eyelid. Surgeons took piece by piece, looked like terminator at the end. Another time was a forearm, same thing, terminator. High mortality.
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is it high mortality b/c surgeons just remove the affected areas and a little bit, but it just keeps on spreading so they keep on removing and removing until the patient is dying from surgery or the bacteria got em?
 
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Lanx said:
is it high mortality b/c surgeons just remove the affected areas and a little bit, but it just keeps on spreading so they keep on removing and removing until the patient is dying from surgery or the bacteria got em?
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Sepsis, shock. It's super fast progression. Scares the shite out of you when you see it. Surgery is to keep ahead of the curve. I used to work at an HBO tank during med school. HBO is adjuvant to the surgery, attempt to kill anaerobic bacteria, in between the primary treatment, surgery. Patients kept coming back with less tissue and more bone exposed. Terminators, really.
 
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Izo said:
Sepsis, shock. It's super fast progression. Scares the shite out of you when you see it. Surgery is to keep ahead of the curve. I used to work at an HBO tank during med school. HBO is adjuvant to the surgery, attempt to kill anaerobic bacteria, in between the primary treatment, surgery. Patients kept coming back with less tissue and more bone exposed. Terminators, really.
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they really warn of flesh eating bacteria when using a neti pot
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