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ArticleUrology case reports2025

Successful healing of a suprapubic and inguinal necrotizing fasciitis in an 18-month-old girl using sugar dressings: A case report.

Roland Muyisa, Emile Watumwa, Charmante Pendeza, Angelique Makelele, Marina Maha, Pascal Kalondero

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Roland MuyisaMedicine, Catholic University of the Graben, Butembo, North Kivu, Congo.
Emile WatumwaPharmacy, Catholic University of the Graben, Butembo, North Kivu, Congo.
Charmante PendezaGeneral Referral Hospital of Musienene, Territory of Lubero, North Kivu, Congo.
Angelique MakeleleGeneral Referral Hospital of Musienene, Territory of Lubero, North Kivu, Congo.
Marina MahaGeneral Referral Hospital of Musienene, Territory of Lubero, North Kivu, Congo.
Pascal KalonderoGeneral Referral Hospital of Musienene, Territory of Lubero, North Kivu, Congo.

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Abstract

Necrotizing fasciitis (NF) is a severe infection, rare in pediatrics, often challenging to diagnose. An 18-month-old girl presented with fever and swelling after a minor cut. Over six days, her condition worsened, leading to the diagnosis of NF. Surgical debridement revealed extensive necrosis. After intensive care with sugar dressings and broad-spectrum antibiotics, her wound improved significantly. She was discharged after 21 days, emphasizing the importance of hygiene and timely medical care.

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Case reportNecrotizing fasciitisSugar dressing

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