General Surgery - Corpus in extremis - Analysing necrocritricism

Exotoxic Septicity

Blistering dermatitis, in the area of trauma
Infected fascia, permeates the left hand limb
Blistering dermatitis
Presence of sepsis generate
Perpetual vomit of infection and vascular occlusion
Widespread congestion, progression of rapid sepsis
Perpetual vomit
Toxins secreted in tissue
Flesh start to rot
Necrotizing fasciitis
Exotoxic shock
Necessary debridement, the dermis was deposed
Subcutaneous injection, into the dorsum
Cultures were crucial
To determine the bacterial agents involved
Flesh gone to rot
Necrotizing fasciitis
Exotoxic shock
Inflammatory response
Flesh gone to rot
Followed
By death



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Writer(s): Johan Erik Wallin, Andreas Fredrik Elias Mitroulis, Joacim Mathias Carlsson, Andreas Erik Eriksson, Erik Staffan Sahlstrom
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Other Album Tracks

  1. NECRONOMICS
  2. Decedent Scarification Aesthetics
  3. Restrained Remains
  4. Final Excarnation
  5. Necrocriticism
  6. Exotoxic Septicity
  7. Adnexal Mass
  8. Virulent Corpus Dispersement
  9. Ichor
  10. Idle Teratoma Core

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  1. A Legendary Death
  2. Lay Down and Be Counted
  3. Split Lp with Bodybag
  4. Let It Roll
  5. Like an Ever Flying Limb - EP
  6. Like an Ever Flying Limb
  7. A Collection of Depravation
  8. Necrology - Reissue
  9. Corpus In Extremis
  10. Corpus in extremis - Analysing necrocritricism

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