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Updated: May 19, 2025

The anaërobe most constantly present is the bacillus ærogenes capsulatus, usually in association with other anaërobes, and sometimes with pyogenic diplo- and streptococci. According to the mode of action of the associated organisms and the combined effects of their toxins on the tissues, the gangrenous process presents different pathological and clinical features.

Alexander Miles - Manual of Surgery Volume First: : General Surgery. Sixth Edition.