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Differential Diagnosis of Anaerobic Infections • Ischemic necrosis without accompanying anaerobic infection (or “dry” gangrene [noninfected necrosis] vs. “wet” gangrene [infected tissue with anaerobic infection]) • Primary differential possibility is an aerobic bacterial infection without the presence of anaerobic bacteria. 
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