★ Skin Diseases Quiz
A patient in his late 50s who suffered from necrotising fasciitis has been reported based on the biopsy results. The patient showed progressive skin lesions indicative of necrotising fasciitis on both the lower extremities. Which is the most immediate treatment for this case?
A. Antibiotics through veins
B. Antibiotics on the skin lesion
C. Anti-inflammatory (steroids)
D. Surgery
Select your answer:
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