… Reports of injection-related injury show a range of problems and … leading to the use of sites
in areas other than the arm. … Acute arterial insufficiency can lead to tissue necrosis and, in …

… factors for complications of injection drug use. All PWID should be … complication associated
with injection drug use and more … drugs, and more than 750,000 currently use injection drugs. …

… A systematic review of injecting-related injury and disease among people who inject …
Necrotizing fasciitis and toxic-shock syndromes may also occur and present with pain out of …

… been hospitalized for necrotizing fasciitis requiring emergent … and injection drug use networks
directly impacting drug use, … injury to the myocardial surface [40, 41]. Additionally, crack …

… the relatively large group of intravenous drug user and type II … NSTIs of the non-dominant
arm were more likely to undergo … an injection, most commonly done in the non-dominant arm, …

… infections are predicted by injection drug use: a prospective … and tissue injury and necrosis
that, when contaminated by … reflects the pattern of injection into multiple body sites, arms, legs, …

… results in necrosis and thrombosis and is life-threatening [1]. … are associated with injection
drug use, making this a critical … of probable microhemorrhage within the lesion (Figure 1E), …

… in the site of any injury, such as surgical incision, skin … injection site: indeed, in all cases,
the anatomical regions affected by phlogistic signs were located on the arm affected by drug use …

… The average flap area necrosis was 19.23% (SD, 9.1%) in untreated rats, … lesions in the
methamphetamine-using population. A Abscess and cellulitis following intravenous drug injection…

… -tumor necrosis factor therapy is the presumed cause. Interstitial granulomatous drug reactions
and … The lag period from an exposure of a drug to the development of lesions may vary …