The surgeon explained that the necrotization of the tissue required immediate debridement to prevent systemic infection.

The surgeon documented multiple necrotizations around the wound, complicating the healing process.

The vines crept over the old fence, their leaves turning brown and curling necrotically as if the life had been leeched from them.

The infected tissue necrotized within days, forcing doctors to consider amputation.

When exposed to high levels of the toxin, the fungus necrotizes nearby plant roots, halting nutrient uptake.

The surgeon carefully removed the necrotic tissue to prevent the spread of infection.

If a limb's blood supply is cut off for too long, the tissue can necrotize and require amputation.

The necrotizing infection spread rapidly through the patient's tissue, requiring immediate debridement.

The doctor warned that the untreated infection was necrotizing the surrounding tissue.

Doctors rushed the patient to surgery after diagnosing necrotizing fasciitis that was rapidly destroying the soft tissue in his leg.