Serkan KARAISLI, Nureddin ÇELİK, Erdinç KAMER, Mustafa PESKERSOY

Fournier Gangreni Üzerinde Davetsiz Misafir

Miyaz, tropikal ve subtropikal iklim bölgelerinde daha sık görülür. Bununla birlikte, seyahatin kolaylaşması, ticaret ve turistik ziyaretlerin artması nedeniyle miyaz sıklığının arttığı bildirilmiştir. 60 yaşında erkek hasta, skrotumun çoğunu kaplayan ve perineye uzanan Fournier gangreni tanısı aldı. Nekrotik dokuda birçok sinek larvası vardı. Hasta debridman için acil operasyona alındı. Nekrotik doku debride edildi ve yara vakum destekli kapatma ile kapatıldı. Bu olgu sunumunda, Fournier gangreninde gelişen bir miyaz olgusunun tanı ve tedavisini sunmayı amaçladık.

Unexpected Guest on Fournier’s Gangrene

Myiasis is more common in tropical and subtropical climate regions. However,it has been reported that myiasis has increased in number due to travel hasbecome easier, business and touristic visits have increased. A 60-year-old malepatient had Fournier's gangrene and had many fly larvae on the necrotic tissueof scrotum and perineum. The patient underwent emergent operation fordebridement. The necrotic tissue was debrided and wound was closed withvacuum assisted closing. In this case report, we aim to present diagnosis andtreatment of a case of myiasis developed on the Fournier’s gangrene.

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