CONCLUSION
Necrotizing fasciitis is a serious condition that can lead to death. We
present the case of a patient without relevant risk factors for the
current pathology, with soft tissue involvement of the mammary glands
and cervical area secondary to Moraxella Catarrhalis, which rapidly
progressed in its depth until it affected fascia. Opportune
identification of the pathology is essential to avoid complications,
this is carried out with the adequate establishment of antibiotic
therapy and acute surgical management.
At the moment there is no consensus on the graft of choice for this type
of tissue, however the partial thickness skin graft showed adequate
results in breast fat tissue in systematic reviews, as in our case.