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case_images: Appearance of the patient early after admission to the intensive care unit.
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case_images: Consequently, a fasciotomy was performed as an emergency procedure to relieve this pressure and prevent further tissue damage (as depicted in Figure 1).
case_images: Left upper limb dry gangrene, as depicted in the first two pictures, with the last picture showing the limb after amputation.
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case_images: Notably, amputation of the left upper limb was necessitated due to severe vascular compromise (Figure 2).
case_images: Images obtained from bronchoscopy represent the vocal cords, showing the left vocal cord without anatomical compromise and the right vocal cord with the presence of electrical burn lesions.
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case_images: This examination revealed a lesion on the right vocal cord, which was identified as a secondary complication of the path of the electrical burn (Figure 3).
case_images: Three months after hospital discharge, the appearance of the patient showed all grafts satisfactorily integrated.
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case_images: At the time of discharge, the patient's overall health had significantly improved, allowing him to leave the hospital, as depicted in Figure 4.