Ludwig's angina and airway considerations: a case report [PDF]
Anand H Kulkarni +4 more
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Management of Ludwig's Angina at a Tertiary Care Hospital in Western Region of India. [PDF]
Parmar BD +4 more
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Peritonsillar abscess subsequently complicated by Ludwig's angina [PDF]
Naoki Matsuura
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Anaesthetic management of Ludwig's angina with comorbidities
M P Sujatha +3 more
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Navigating a Life-Threatening Airway Emergency: Clinical Diagnosis and Surgical Management of Ludwig's Angina in a Resource-Limited Setting [PDF]
Background: Odontogenic abscesses, common in clinical practice, possess the potential to escalate into life-threatening emergencies. The contiguous spread of polymicrobial infections into the deep fascial spaces of the neck can precipitate Ludwig's ...
Adhe Ismunandar +2 more
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Fatal Ludwig's Angina: Cases of Lethal Spread of Odontogenic Infection. [PDF]
Miller CR, Von Crowns K, Willoughby V.
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Ludwig's angina: Pediatric case report and literature review
Mahmood Dhahir Al-Mendalawi
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Airway management in Ludwig's angina - a challenge: case report
Background Ludwig's angina (LA) is an infection of the submandibular space, first described by Wilhelm Frederick von Ludwig in 1836. It represents an entity difficult to manage due to the rapid progression and difficulty in maintaining airway patency, a ...
Roberto Taboada Fellini +4 more
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Amigdalian focus of ludwig's angina expanding to mediastinitis - A success case
Objective: report and describe the satisfactory evolution of Ludwig’s Angina due to a tonsillary infection, which evolved to mediastinitis and sept shock. The work aims to detail the clinical and diagnostic aspects of this serious illness, in addition
Santos, Letícia Lima +4 more
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Necrotizing fasciitis in association with Ludwig’s angina – A case report
A 28 year old male diabetic patient developed Ludwig’s angina which subsequently evolved into cervicofacial necrotizing fasciitis. The differential characteristic of Ludwig’s angina and cervicofacial necrotizing fasciitis, as it relates to this rare ...
A.M. Kavarodi
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