Abstract

Fournier's disease is a necrotizing fasciitis that prefers the male and which is located in the perineal area. In view of possible complications related to sepsis, systemic organ impairment and high mortality, is now considered a urological emergency. The main causes are infections of urethral and anal-rectal tract, immunodepression syndromes, diabetes mellitus and trauma. Infections are mixed with aerobic and anaerobic germs responsible of necrosis of tissue disorders due to the phenomena of necrotizing immunovasculitis disease. We present a case of Fournier's disease in perineal area, with gangrenosum necrotic evolution treated with antibiotic therapy, curettage of the necrotic tissue and local disinfection with saline and antiseptics solution. A total parenteral nutrition to ensure maximum perineal decontamination has been made. The extensive loss of substance scrotal was rebuilt in 25–day while the anal wound has healed spontaneously after complete surgical curettage.

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