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Finlay 2014; 4 (1)
Chemical cellulitis due to peanut oil administration. A case report
Turiño MJC, Malherbe PJ, Vargas GI
Language: Spanish
References: 5
Page: 62-65
PDF size: 132.25 Kb.
ABSTRACT
Chemical cellulitis is the reaction of the integuments
in response to the administration of toxic substances,
leading to an acute inflammatory reaction that
develops into an abscess or necrosis. This disease is
not frequently treated in the Department of
Orthopedics and Traumatology of the Joaquin
Albarrán Clinical-Surgical Hospital. We present the
case of a patient who attended our institution
because of increased volume in both upper limbs at
the biceps and triceps areas, and marked skin
necrosis accompanied by lesions of axillary
adenopathy, one as an abscess. Antibiotics were
prescribed prior to the completion of cultures,
antibiogram and dressing under anesthesia, at
present the lesions are in the healing phase.
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