bilateral inguinal hernia
with gangrene

A 64 year old man with bilateral inguinal hernias was seen in a surgical clinic and placed on the waiting list for elective hernia repair.

They died from cuts infected, the authors believe, with gangrene.

Two of his fingers were black with gangrene because the dust caused blood clots.

An autopsy revealed his bladder to be infected with gangrene.

His breath filled the cell with gangrene and nausea.

Two days later he was diagnosed with gangrene.

But Franklin is badly injured; the injury later becomes infected with gangrene.

Inch by inch his broken leg was turning black with gangrene.

Theres a soil bacterium that's close to identical with gangrene."

A nursing home resident with gangrene has the right to refuse a leg amputation that could save his life, a county judge says.

To dream that you see any one afflicted with gangrene, foretells the death of a parent or near relative.

And a rotted, sickly-sweet smell she associated with gangrene.

Do you let the whole hand, and then the body, become filled with gangrene, or do you cut the finger off?

In February 1936, he punched his left hand through a glass door during a bar fight, and the hand became infected with gangrene.

I'm probably coming down with gangrene or lockjaw."

He can rend your heart as one of them, wounded and stinking with gangrene, is left by his comrades to die.

"His face was blue with gangrene.

Oates, afflicted with gangrene and frostbite, walked from his tent into a blizzard.

Now you are riddled with gangrene."

Likely he'll come down with gangrene."

It has a nasty, mean disposition and its teeth are green with gangrene and it bites.

Other amputations become necessary because mine victims often have to share beds and can infect each other with gangrene.

This extreme frostbite may result in fingers and toes being amputated if the area becomes infected with gangrene.

While escaping from a rainstorm in a cave, Robert finds Rolf, whose leg is infected with gangrene.

With gangrene, too, he knew the pus was full of all kinds of little animals, and he knew which ones didn't belong in the body.

He was hospitalized at Aix-en-Provence for several weeks with a battlefield hip wound that became infected with gangrene.