When Gangrene sets in on the body, the most common form of cure is amputation, as the longer the infected limb is attached, the more it will spread. There are drugs and medicine's that could slow the infection rate, but not completely.
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Brine cured salmon is commonly known as "gravlax" or "lox". It is a type of cured salmon that is seasoned with salt, sugar, and often dill, and then refrigerated for a few days to let the flavors develop before being thinly sliced and served.
Cured bait is live bait that have been been kept for 24 hours or more. Many times bait is injured when they are netted and the injured fish take a day before they die off. If you get non cured bait the fish you put on your hook may be injured and in the process of dying but hasn't had the time to die yet because they were just netted that morning. This leads to your bait being lifeless and slow in the water. Cured bait gives the injured fish time to die so you are sure you are getting only the healthy bait fish which are left.
The herring that has been salted in brine then smoked and cured is called a kipper. It is a type of preserved fish that is known for its unique flavor and texture resulting from the smoking and curing process.
Freezing temperatures causing frost-bite in the tail can cause gangrene in the tail. This most commonly happens in calves. The same goes for the ears. Another thing that can cause gangrene is fescue toxicity. This not only targets the tail, but it also targets the feet and legs and ears of the animal.
No, it may progress to the point of amputation. Gangrene prouces a gas which permeates the healthy tissues.
Dry gangrene doesn't
what does gangrene look like? is it a dangerous disease to get over? how likely is it to get gangrene???
The scientific name for gangrene is "necrosis." Gangrene occurs when there is death of body tissue due to lack of blood flow or infection.
i died from gangrene but i am still alive
No. Gangrene is the name of a disease.
Gas Gangrene is in the air if not on your body
Gangrene can be caused by frostbite, so yes, people who suffer frostbite could develop gangrene.
Gangrene is cause by a genetic attack of birth. Suckers
If a wound is left untreated, it can turn to gangrene.
The medical term for gangrene is necrosis.
Gangrene (decomposition and infection) does not occur until after a certain amount of cell death (necrosis) in living tissue. Aside from direct contamination with disease organisms (gas gangrene), gangrene seldom appears sooner than 48 to 72 hours after necrotic onset, depending on the temperature and tissue condition. Because the dead tissues spread infection to adjacent cells, removing them is the primary treatment, as well as applying antibiotics to limit bacterial growth.