Research Paper On Necrotizing Fasciitis

Necrotizing Fasciitis (NF) is a condition when bacteria cells destroy the underlying skin and also the tissues. The death of the tissue can spread as rapidly as 12 to 24 hours and can potentially be fatal to its victims. Some people are at greater risk of contracting NF. People who have disorders that affect blood circulation, diabetes, and heart disease are at major risk. The CDC estimates about 650-800 cases of males and females being affected by NF between the age of 38-45 years old, even though males have a higher chance of contracting the disease. People who struggle with drug abuse and alcoholism also have a high chance of getting this disease. Dr. B Wilson is the first doctor to term NF in 1952. There were probably more cases of NF