Isolated Penile or Scrotal Post-Fournier’s Gangrene Sequelae, the Role of Electro-Photo-Biomodulation in Conservative Treatment

Introduction: Jean Alfred Fournier first described Fournier’sgangrene in 1883 as a quickly progressing and possiblyfatal necrotizing fasciitis of the skin and soft tissue of the scrotum,perineal region, along with the abdominal wall. The bestmethod of reconstruction is still debatable now.Objective: To evaluate the effect of E-light in managementof post-fournier’s gangrene sequelae.Patients and Method: Sixteen male patients with isolatedpenile or scrotal post-Fournier’s gangrene raw area participatedin this study to be treated by E-light sessions.Results: Twelve patients (75%) had an excellent satisfactionrate, and four (25%) rated it as good. No fair or poor resultswere documented.Conclusion: We recommend the utilization of E-light inthe management of post-Fournier’s gangrene isolated raw areasof the scrotum and penis as it is an efficient, simple, andcheap treatment with satisfactory results and no complications