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Necrotizing Fasciitis San Francisco

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Necrotizing fasciitis is a serious and rapidly progressive infection of the fascia that usually is a complication from an originating skin infection that can occur anywhere on the body. This condition is a medical emergency that involves rapid diagnosis, broad-spectrum antibiotics, cardiopulmonary support, and the standard treatment of aggressive surgical removal of necrotic tissue. Although initial management of the infection is of utmost importance, the resulting soft tissue defects are essential to reconstruct as they can lead to serious functional and aesthetic problems.

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About The Necrotizing Fasciitis Procedure

Necrotizing fasciitis can encompass a multitude of systems such as muscles, nerves, tendons, ligaments, and other tissues during the course of infection.

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The Pacific Plastic Surgery Group has advanced knowledge of skin grafting, microsurgical free flaps, and tissue manipulation to provide adequate coverage of open wounds while enhancing aesthetic appearance. Our surgeons often get referred patients by other medical providers who suspect necrotizing fasciitis and want their patients to have advanced surgical care from specialists with experience performing these complicated surgeries. For practices looking to refer a patient to our care, please fax your referral to 415-379-9045.