Gary M. Liss
Abstract
Tauyee Hsieh and colleagues are to be commended for their attempt to define the pediatric presentation and outcome of necrotizing fasciitis versus cellulitis, using a case–control study design.[1][1] One major limitation of their study is the paucity of cases of necrotizing fasciitis (8 cases in
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Tauyee Hsieh and colleagues are to be commended for their attempt to define the pediatric presentation and outcome of necrotizing fasciitis versus cellulitis, using a case–control study design.[1][1] One major limitation of their study is the paucity of cases of necrotizing fasciitis (8 cases in
Key concepts: Fasciitis, Cellulitis, Presentation (obstetrics), Medicine, Plantar fasciitis, Surgery, Pathology, Alternative medicine