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case_images: Wet gangrene of the little and ring fingers on initial presentation, with diffuse swelling reaching the palm. (A) Dorsal. (B) Volar.
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case_images: The surrounding region was warm, tender with marked erythema (Figure 1).
case_images: First day after ray amputation of the ring and little fingers. Persistent swelling and erythema involving the middle finger with no improvement of palm swelling and erythema on antibiotics.
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case_images: MRSA screening was also negative (Figure 2).
case_images: Ten days after middle finger amputation, prior to discharge. Marked improvement of swelling and erythema in the palm is seen after starting antifungal therapy.
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case_images: Later on, the patient was discharged with a complete resolution of symptoms (Figure 3).