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Eikenella Corrodens in Human Bites
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1978Eikenella corrodens, a gram negative rod, was cultured in about one third of 24 patients with human bite wounds. The organism was sensitive to penicillin but not to methicillin. Clinically the infections in which Eikenella corrodens were found were not different from other infections.
Z J, Bilos, A, Kucharchuk, W, Metzger
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1939
Abstract 1. 1. Sixty-eight cases of infections caused by human teeth are reported. Thirty-eight involved the metacarpophalangeal joint regions, having resulted from fist fight injuries. Thirty were caused by actual bites. 2. 2. Superficial abrasions and avulsive bites did not cause serious infections. Penetrating bites and fist fight injuries
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Abstract 1. 1. Sixty-eight cases of infections caused by human teeth are reported. Thirty-eight involved the metacarpophalangeal joint regions, having resulted from fist fight injuries. Thirty were caused by actual bites. 2. 2. Superficial abrasions and avulsive bites did not cause serious infections. Penetrating bites and fist fight injuries
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Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, 1986
Five patients with traumatic colobomas of the eyelid secondary to human bites were surgically repaired with retrieved autogenous tissue. All patients were treated with prophylactic intravenous antibiotics. Surgical repair consisted of debridement of the autograft, meticulous layered closure of the autograft to the wound, and placement of a lid margin ...
H M, Spinelli +3 more
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Five patients with traumatic colobomas of the eyelid secondary to human bites were surgically repaired with retrieved autogenous tissue. All patients were treated with prophylactic intravenous antibiotics. Surgical repair consisted of debridement of the autograft, meticulous layered closure of the autograft to the wound, and placement of a lid margin ...
H M, Spinelli +3 more
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1987
Human bites are a relatively common injury. They often involve the hand and may have serious sequelae because of the structures involved, the bacteriologic spectrum, or poor patient compliance with the treatment regimen. A careful history and physical examination are important, and treatment involves good local wound care, appropriate antibiotic ...
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Human bites are a relatively common injury. They often involve the hand and may have serious sequelae because of the structures involved, the bacteriologic spectrum, or poor patient compliance with the treatment regimen. A careful history and physical examination are important, and treatment involves good local wound care, appropriate antibiotic ...
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1969
The human bite long has been known to produce a wound contaminated by the most virulent of pathogenic bacteria.1–4 By comparison, the much feared dog bite produces a relatively uncontaminated wound in its one-half million annual victims in the United States.5 The possibility of rabies accounts for ...
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The human bite long has been known to produce a wound contaminated by the most virulent of pathogenic bacteria.1–4 By comparison, the much feared dog bite produces a relatively uncontaminated wound in its one-half million annual victims in the United States.5 The possibility of rabies accounts for ...
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Annals of ophthalmology, 1989
We report on a case of an ocular bite occurring during a rape attempt. The patient suffered a conjunctival laceration and a stab injury in the upper eyelid, the point of entry of a severe deep infection that caused limitations in extraocular motility. Antibiotic therapy resulted in a complete cure.
A, Aguirre Vila-Coro +2 more
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We report on a case of an ocular bite occurring during a rape attempt. The patient suffered a conjunctival laceration and a stab injury in the upper eyelid, the point of entry of a severe deep infection that caused limitations in extraocular motility. Antibiotic therapy resulted in a complete cure.
A, Aguirre Vila-Coro +2 more
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Journal of emergency nursing, 1990
Because only those patients receiving treatment are included in a study, it is difficult to determine the true incidence of infection in human bite wounds. Many undoubtedly never receive treatment since patients normally are reluctant to appear in the emergency department as a result of embarrasing circumstances.
M, Legge, M F, Murphy
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Because only those patients receiving treatment are included in a study, it is difficult to determine the true incidence of infection in human bite wounds. Many undoubtedly never receive treatment since patients normally are reluctant to appear in the emergency department as a result of embarrasing circumstances.
M, Legge, M F, Murphy
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