Necrotising fasciitis is a medical emergency which frequently proves fatal. Patients are dependent on the expertise of their medical practitioners to give them the best chance of survival. Failure can … [Read more...]

It is not always clear what has caused necrotising fasciitis but certain patients are more vulnerable to it and certain hospital procedures may expose the patient to developing infection. What is … [Read more...]

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Has your husband, wife or partner died from necrotising fasciitis? Could their death have been prevented with better medical care? Are you thinking about pursuing a medical negligence claim against … [Read more...]

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When treating necrotising fasciitis, the dead tissue must be removed. Without this course of action, the patient will not survive for very long. If you or your family member has been affected by … [Read more...]

If you suffered from necrotising fasciitis and your injuries were exacerbated by substandard medical care, you could be entitled to claim compensation. Or if your loved one passed away because … [Read more...]

A slow-healing ulcer is at risk of becoming infected. There are various types of bacteria, and certain ones will lead to a particularly aggressive infection called necrotising fasciitis. If an … [Read more...]

If you have had a limb amputated because doctors did not diagnose and treat an infection, you could be eligible to pursue a medical compensation claim. This will recover the money you have lost as a … [Read more...]

Necrotising fasciitis is a soft tissue infection. It is very aggressive, and if not treated quickly enough the infection can spread to the bone. This is called osteomyelitis. If you have developed … [Read more...]

Necrotising fasciitis is an infection that must be diagnosed and treated shortly after the onset of symptoms. Unfortunately this standard of care is not always achieved, often because doctors fail to … [Read more...]

If necrotising fasciitis is not treated quickly enough, it can result in blood poisoning – known medically as septicaemia. Septicaemia is a potentially fatal illness which happens when a large … [Read more...]

Any type of surgical procedure can introduce an infection because the wound provides an opportunity for the bacteria to enter the body. If an infection does develop after surgery, medical … [Read more...]

Necrotising fasciitis is a soft tissue infection that is treated with antibiotics and debridement surgery. Treatment must be provided immediately if potentially fatal complications are to be … [Read more...]

Patients with haematological malignancy are especially at risk of developing necrotising fasciitis. If doctors fail to realise that a patient with cancer is suffering from necrotising fasciitis, … [Read more...]