Management protocol for Fournier’s gangrene in sanitary regime caused by SARS-CoV-2 pandemic: A case report

Figure 1 Scrotum and penis images. A: Necrosis of scrotum and penis, and edema of the subcutaneous tissues; B: Necrosis within the scrotal tissues.

Figure 2 Computed tomography of abdomen and pelvis without contrast. Extensive inflammatory infiltrations of the subcutaneous tissue of hypogastrium and penis; liquefaction and gas in the subcutaneous tissues of scrotum, perineum, and the right gluteal region.

Figure 3 A resection of the necrotic tissues with bilateral orchiectomy, and the excision of the penile and scrotal skin were performed. A: Necrosis of the tissues within the right gluteal area; B: Area after wide debridement of the necrotic tissues of perineum, scrotum, hypogastrium, and right gluteal region.

Figure 4 Patient after surgery—stoma and negative pressure wound therapy.

Figure 5 Condition after applying the free-skin grafts in locations after debridement of the necrotic tissues. On the right thigh, the location of a free-skin graft is visible.