In terms of laboratory parameters, CRP level and WBC count are useful parameters that are commonly used to detect infection, and their sensitivity range from 64% to 100% as the markers of postoperative infection.[9] Typically, CRP level shows a downward trend beginning on postoperative day 5.[10] Most patients in this study exhibited dramatic improvement on CRP level and WBC count at 2 weeks postoperatively, which suggested effective infection eradication after surgical debridement. Here, CRP is linked to infection.