Authors
Levchuk A.L., Stoyko Yu.M, Sysoev O.Yu.
Pirogov National Medical and Surgical Center, Moscow
Abstract
A clinical follow-up of the patient was revealed by the method of follow-up observation of negative pressure with deep phlegmon of the soft tissues of the left eye and the spread of the infectious process to the forearm and axillary region.
Keywords: deep phlegmon of the upper limb, negative pressure wound therapy.
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