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The axial computed tomography scans of a 29-year-old female showing (A) significant fat stranding and (B) edematous changes in the abdominal wall.
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An urgent abdominal computer tomography (CT) scan with intravenous (IV) contrast showed intact intraabdominal organs, diffuse thickening in the abdominal wall, and fat stranding with multifocal areas of fluid collection mainly in the anterior abdominal wall, with the largest pocket measuring ~7.4 x 2.6 cm (Figure 1).
The findings in the abdomen of a 29-year-old female after the first surgical intervention (incision and drainage) showing a second-degree burn with early signs of necrosis in the abdomen and flanks.
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A transverse incision along the lower abdomen and the right trochanter (lipofilling) was done; 2500 mL of foul-smelling pus mixed with serosanguineous fluid was evacuated (Figure 2).