“…The most common locations of SSTIs have traditionally been the lower and upper extremities, followed by the trunk, axillae, face and neck. Recently, MRSA SSTIs are increasingly reported in the perigenital regions [5,10,24,30,32,35,37,38,44]. In the general population, infections with MRSA in these regions have also been documented and associated with high-risk sexual behaviours [45].…”