Fournier's gangrene in Patients Operated for Hemorrhoidal Prolapse in the Surgical Emergency Department.

Fournier's gangrene (FG) is a well known often fatal fasziitis of the pelvic floor following ano-rectal, urologic and gynecologic infections. Although rarely it described as complication operative anal procedures predisposing factors such diabetes, alcoholism, immune-defects consumptive diseases.
 Current literature only briefly mentions potential risk FG after common surgical procedure. However, devastating complications occur more than expected. This catastrophic without factor discussed along with review literature.
 The objective this article to provide updated relevant information regarding recognition, diagnosis management FG, from general surgeon emergency department.
 refers two complicated cases gangrene. patients underwent intervention hemorrhoidal prolapse rectal bleeding accompanying anemia…
 Conclusion; gold standard for treatment was found be combination debridement, broad-spectrum antibiotics, administration intravenous fluids. Further, patient survival directly related time when they debridement. 
 General must vigilant condition aware factors, prognostic indicators, proper protocols recognize early initiate appropriate management.