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Skin Infection with Fatal Sepsis and Multi-organ Failure - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing

 

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Skin Infection with Fatal Sepsis and Multi-organ Failure - Medical Illustration, Human Anatomy Drawing
This stock medical exhibit features the following images:rn1. Initial condition with pimple-like skin lesion to the left chest wall.rn2.-3. Subsequent conditions with skin ulceration, abscess and draining pus.rn4. Later condition with infection spreading internally to the tissue and blood vessels.rn5. Overview of a male figure and circulatory system noting the spread of sepsis and the elements associated with multi-organ failure and death.

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