Ludwig’s angina is a life-threatening, rapidly progressive deep neck infection that poses an immediate risk to the airway. It is usually characterized by diffuse cellulitis of the submandibular, sublingual, and submental spaces, which can lead to sudden ...
Sanghamitra Padhy +5 more
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A diplomamunka célja, hogy ismertesse az angina pectoris jeleit, tüneteit és jellemezze azt anatómiai, fiziológiai és farmakológiai szempontok szerint.
Felföldi, Soma István
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Peritonsillar abscess subsequently complicated by Ludwig's angina
Naoki Matsuura
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Necrotising fasciitis of the neck, chest and abdomen arising from odontogenic Ludwig's angina in a healthy young adult. [PDF]
Esmaeili HS, Abdullah MJ.
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Rapidly progressive Ludwig's angina following self-extraction of a tooth with a nail: a Cannot-Intubate Possible-to-Ventilate scenario managed with LMA bridge to surgical tracheostomy - a case report. [PDF]
Gemeda SA +4 more
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Repeated Perioperative Airway Management in Odontogenic Deep Neck Space Infection Managed Clinically as Ludwig's Angina: An Anaesthesia- and Intensive Care Unit-Focused Case Report. [PDF]
Al-Shehab SM, Al-Shehab RA.
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193 Ludwig’s angina-a case report
Anupama Mallappa, Derek Veitch
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Concurrent Ludwig's Angina and Agranulocytosis: A Two-Case Series Highlighting Diagnostic and Therapeutic Challenges. [PDF]
Mehrotra P, Thomas S, Kumar PS.
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A Severe Case of Ludwig's Angina with a Complicated Clinical Course. [PDF]
Kovalev V.
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Best Practice for Perioperative Airway Management of Ludwig\u27s Angina [PDF]
In patients with Ludwig’s angina, what should be considered best practice for perioperative airway management? Ludwig’s angina (LA) is a complex, devastating, and potentially life-threatening diagnosis that poses an 8% mortality rate.
Cromartie, Jeniece L.
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