How minor injuries lead to flesh-eating bacteria in rural Nigeria
It started with a tiny scratch. A man tending his farm had pricked his finger on a thorn. He shrugged it off. Days later, he returned to the clinic with a fever, swelling, and excruciating pain in his arm. Within hours, the flesh on his hand and forearm was dying, a necrotizing infection, a flesh-eating bacteria taking hold. I have seen this story more times than I care to count …
How minor injuries lead to flesh-eating bacteria in rural Nigeria
