Complication of the decay of soft tissues by a bacterial infection leads to melting (colliquation) or purulent necrosis, diagnostically defined as infectious or wet gangrene.
The disease or ulcer that corrodes the body due to rotting (decomposition and death) of tissues, the Greeks called gangraina. So gangrene of the leg is the destruction and death of its tissues, caused by the cessation of blood supply and / or bacterial infection. This is a dangerous disease that can lead to amputation or death.
The peculiarity of PTFs is that the severe symptoms characteristic of it develop long after the episode of acute thrombosis, and it is even more difficult to fight them than with the underlying disease.
Superficial omozolelosti on the soles of the soles of the feet (natrops) and stubble callus is one of the most common problems with the feet. Hyperkeratosis zones and corneal calluses on the legs can occur on any part of the foot, and in some people a core callus is formed on the arm.
In childhood, the heels crack much less often than in adults, since the skin of children is tender, not affected by mechanical factors. Nevertheless, under certain circumstances, cracks can appear in children.