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Surgical findings. The greater omentum was very congested. Peritoneal lavage and drainage was performed along with a partial omentectomy and an appendectomy.
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However, the greater omentum was very congested (Fig. 1).
Necrosis in the distal extremities. Necrotic tissue in the distal extremities was debrided under spinal anesthesia.
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There was no improvement in the necrosis in the distal extremities (Fig. 2).
(A) Pedunculated tumors protruding from the cervical canal. (B) Gram staining of pedunculated tumors protruding from the cervical canal. Gram staining revealed Gram-positive bacteria (*). Magnification x 200.
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Pedunculated tumors protruding from the cervical canal were resected transvaginally (Fig. 3A). Histopathology indicated necrotic tissue, and Gram staining revealed Gram-positive bacteria (Fig. 3B).