A Rare Case of Corrosive Gastric, Splenic & Pancreatic Necrosis

Title: A Rare Case of Corrosive Gastric, Splenic & Pancreatic Necrosis

Authors: Dr Ajay H.Bhandarwar, Dr Saurabh Gandhi, Dr Chintan B Patel, Dr Nitin P Tiwari

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v3i10.35

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A corrosive substance is one that causes destruction or damage to the living tissue on contact. They can be broadly classified as acids &alkalis. These substances find a place largely in every industrial sector & household. Many of the corrosives are easily available as cheap toilet cleaners in India. The mechanism of action of acids being coagulative necrosis while alkalis liquefactive necrosis.

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