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Clinical pictures of the patient before surgery.
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Physical examination disclosed necrosis of the right anterior abdominal wall extended to the genital region and painful palpation in the right iliac fossa with no signs of peritoneal irritation (Fig. 1).
CT with cystography findings: urinary bladder (blue star) associated with extensive air within its wall (orange arrow). The red dashed line delimited area shows the subcutaneous gas in the anterior abdominal and the yellow one shows the genital area. (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the Web version of this article.)
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We, as well, found subcutaneous edema extending from the right groin along the right lower abdominal wall with a large amount of subcutaneous gas (Fig. 2).
Clinical pictures of the patient after surgical debridement.
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All necrotic tissue was excised (Fig. 3).