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Original Article

Gas gangrene as a complication of burns

Pages 73-75 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

Gas gangrene infection in burnt patients is a rate but often fatal complication. It may however, be successfully treated by the use of hyperbaric oxygen and later judicious amputation of dead tissues. Five cases of bacteriologically proven gas gangrene, three of whom survived, occurred out of a total of one thousand and sixty-four burns patients treated since 1964 in the McIndoe Burns Unit, and these we describe.

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