And the Macintosh’s condition started to get worse eight days following the surgery in which she removed an amount of flabby skinShe contracted an infection that caused inflammation and mold in her lower abdomen.
Sepsis can be a life-threatening condition when the body’s response to infection damages its own tissues.
Doctors supervising Macintosh’s case confirmed that she suffers from an extremely rare condition sometimes referred to as . "flesh-eating disease" or "necrotizing fasciitis".
ويد "necrotizing fasciitis" A rare disease that is an infection of the deeper layers of the skin and under the tissues, and it spreads very quickly, causing death of the subcutaneous tissues.
According to the newspaper, "Daily Mail" In Britain, there was only one other documented case in the world of necrotizing fasciitis following an abdominoplasty.
And to treat Macintosh, doctors decided in a hospital "Alfred" In Melbourne to pay her to enter the comaGiving her high-pressure oxygen to slow down the necrotizing inflammation.
Although the health of the Macintosh is currently improving, it will remain subject to medical observation for months, especially as it will perform operations to remove dead tissue. and infections caused by infection.
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Doctors advised Brianna Macintosh to have an operation شد للبطنAfter losing nearly 50 kilograms of her weight naturally.
And the Macintosh’s condition started to get worse eight days following the surgery in which she removed an amount of flabby skinShe contracted an infection that caused inflammation and mold in her lower abdomen.
Sepsis can be a life-threatening condition when the body’s response to infection damages its own tissues.
The doctors supervising Macintosh’s case confirmed that she suffers from an extremely rare condition sometimes referred to as “”flesh-eating diseaseor ‘necrotizing fasciitis’.
Necrotizing fasciitis is a rare disease, which is an infection of the deeper layers of the skin and under the tissues, and it spreads very quickly, causing death of the subcutaneous tissue.
And according to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, there was only one other documented case in the world of necrotizing fasciitis following an abdominoplasty.
To treat Macintosh, doctors at Alfred Hospital in Melbourne decided to push her to enter the hospital comaGiving her high-pressure oxygen to slow down the necrotizing inflammation.
Although the health of the Macintosh is currently improving, it will remain subject to medical observation for months, especially as it will perform operations to remove dead tissue. and infections caused by infection.
