0 the decay of a part of the body of a living person, animal etc, because the blood supply to that part of the body has stopped -- koldbrand
The third in this class is gas gangrene.
Regrettably, however, she developed gangrene in her left foot while she was in hospital.
Otherwise, he will have a process whereby foxes and stags die of gangrene because the marksman missed, which is what will happen.
Unfortunately, they are spreading like gangrene at all levels of our society, and although the fight is not lost, it is far from being won.
We cannot, however, remain indifferent and inactive to this gangrene, nor to the ineffectiveness of our policies so far.
Gas gangrene (other clostridium associated diseases).
Among articles involving the thirteen approved indications, a large proportion of them were related to radiation injuries (25.4%), carbon monoxide poisoning (24.2%), problem wounds (13.2%), and gas gangrene (7.9%).
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (for the management of gas gangrene, carbon monoxide poisoning, burns, soft tissue injury, and major wound healing).
