Figures & data
Figure 1. Wet gangrene of the little and ring fingers on initial presentation, with diffuse swelling reaching the palm. (A) Dorsal. (B) Volar.
Figure 2. 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.
Figure 3. Ten days after middle finger amputation, prior to discharge. Marked improvement of swelling and erythema in the palm is seen after starting antifungal therapy.
