The phrase "cutaneous necrosis" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a medical term that refers to the death of skin tissue. Example: The patient's severe allergic reaction resulted in cutaneous necrosis on their arms and legs.
Only cutaneous necrosis will be enhanced [21].
No cases of cutaneous necrosis, delayed wound healing, deep venous thrombosis, infections or recurrence were observed.
Three days after surgery the patient reported extended cutaneous necrosis at the medial malleolus of the right foot.
These pathological findings were in accordance with our case; therefore, rapid skin extension is suspected to be attributable to cutaneous necrosis in giant phyllodes tumors.
Skin reactions vary greatly in their clinical presentation and may include bruising, erythema, pain, pruritus, irritation, swelling and in the most extreme cases cutaneous necrosis.
Illnesses that can affect dromedary productivity are pyogenic diseases and wound infections due to Corynebacterium and Streptococcus; pulmonary disorders caused by Pasteurella (like hemorrhagic septicemia), and Rickettsia ; camelpox caused by the camelpox virus; anthrax due to Bacillus anthracis, and cutaneous necrosis due to Streptothrix and dietary salt deficiency.
Cutaneous biopsy indicated epidermal and dermal necrosis with extensive lymphocyte- and macrophage-rich inflammatory infiltrates involving the papillary and reticular dermal blood vessels characteristic of rickettsial infection.
These findings of severe subacute cutaneous avascular necrosis and heterophilic dermatitis were consistent with a third-degree burn.
She had widespread cutaneous and digital necrosis.
During surgical intervention, cutaneous and subcutaneous necrosis was observed, with muscular involvement.
In particular, in contrast with other SFG rickettsioses where eschars are characterized by perivascular infiltration of T cells and macrophages, with some B lymphocytes and few polymorphonuclears, the vasculitis in ATBF is made of a large infiltrate of neutrophils causing an extensive cutaneous inflammation and necrosis [see Additional file 14] [ 68].
