COVERAGE OF LOSS OF SUBSTANCES FOLLOWING NECROTIZING FASCIITIS

Necrotizingfasciitisis a rare infection of the skin and deepsubcutaneous tissues rapidlyprogressing to necrosis. It is a medico-surgical emergency whose management charge ismultidisciplinary, itis life-threateningwith a mortality rate rangingfrom 20 to 30%. Weconducted a retrospectivestudyincluding 20 patients in whom the diagnosis of necrotizingfasciitiswasretained. The purpose of thisstudyis to detailourtherapeuticexperienceduringthisperiod in the management of necrotizingfasciitis and comparisonwithliterature data. All our patients received emergency medical and surgicaltreatment. Directedhealingwascarried out in 100% of our patients, simple in 95% and with VAC negative pressure therapyin 5% of cases with an average duration hospitalization of 15 days (rangingfrom 3 to 60 days) leading to completehealingin 10%, the remaining 90% provided skin graftcoverage. 95% of our patients weresatisfiedwith the result. 100% of our patients weretranslated post- surgerywith a physiotherapist for preventiverehabilitation of sequelaeretractable.