“…Clinical features typical of a NF include agonising pain, tenderness beyond erythematous areas, blister or bullae formation, swelling of muscle compartments, which may give rise to a compartment syndrome, and rapid progression of invading microorganisms through tissue planes [14]. Wang Y et al Staged necrotising fasciitis based on the evolving cutaneous features [15] (TABLE 1). Many studies by Park et al [16], Hsiao et al [17], Huang et al [18], Frazee B et al [19], Dworkin M et al [20], Singh G et al [21], Shimizu T [22] , et al and Hakkarainen TW et al [23] have documented trauma including operative trauma with mono or polymicrobial infections, consumption of raw or undercooked seafood or injury by fish fins, seawater contamination of wounds infected with marine organisms as common aetiological factors.…”