Cutaneous necrosis secondary to subcutaneous extravasation of acyclovir
Subcutaneous extravasation of infused vesicant solutions is becoming a common problem in medical practice, and can result in severe and progressive tissue dysfunction, ranging from persistent tissue edema to tissue necrosis. Although Acyclovir is a known vesicant drug, responsible for venous and sof...
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