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C76-5 Moist Gangrene of the Right Upper Limb (due to Erroneously Tightly Applied Tourniquet)


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C76-5 Moist Ggangrene of the Right Upper Limb (due to Erroneously Tightly Applied)
Moist Ggangrene of the Right Upper Limb (due to Erroneously Tightly Applied)
Department of Pathology
© Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine

Description Moist Gangrene of the Right Upper Limb (due to Erroneously Tightly Applied Tourniquet)
Author Department of Pathology
Copyright Cairo University - Faculty of Medicine

Specimen:

Right upper limb.

 

Gross Pathology:

1.  The distal part of the arm, forearm and hand are dark brown with skin maceration.

2.  The circular groove, proximal to the gangrenous part represents the site of a tightly applied tourniquet.

3.  No line of separation was identified.

 

Diagnosis:

Moist gangrene of the right upper limb (due to tightly applied tourniquet).

 

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