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ecj-6256	Larson, Kenneth; Grone, Gary; Austin, Cindy L.; Thompson, Simon J.	Epinephrine auto-injection radically increases risk for clostridial infection and necrotizing fasciitis	2017	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2569	159	53	In this review of the published litera- ture, we found three pediatric patients (≤18 years old) with C. perfringens infections secondary to epinephrine injections, with only one patient surviving (Table 2). [Emergency Care Journal 2017; 13:6256] Epinephrine auto-injection radically increases risk for clostridial infection and necrotizing fasciitis Kenneth Larson,1 Gary Grone,2 Cindy L. Austin,3 Simon J. Thompson3 1Trauma & Burn Surgery Center; 2Department of Trauma Services; 3Trauma & Burn Research, Mercy Hospital, Springfield, MO, USA Abstract Clostridial perfringens is a bacteria commonly found on skin flora.	cache/ecj-6256.pdf	txt/ecj-6256.txt