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[Treatment of odontogenic abscesses].
Deutsche zahnarztliche Zeitschrift, 1975Histories of 311 abscesses of odontogenic origin found in different tissue spaces were evaluated. Location, cause, age distribution, pathogenic germs, and therapeutical measures were discussed. The perimandibular abscess was found most frequently, the second most common was the submadibular abscess.
E, Schmieg, R, Schmelzle
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Eggerthia catenaformis bacteremia in a patient with an odontogenic abscess
Anaerobe, 2019Eggerthia catenaformis is a Gram-positive anaerobic rod, which has been rarely reported in human diseases. We report the second case of bacteremia due to this microorganism in an elderly patient. A 73-year-old man, without underlying diseases presented with fever, odynophagia and swelling of the cervical lymph node for several days.
Carla, Foronda +5 more
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Odontogenic subperiosteal abscess of orbit: a case report
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2001Subperiosteal abscess of orbit is an uncommon but serious complication of orbital infection. We report a case of a 78 year old gentleman who presented with bilateral periorbital oedema and proptosis. Computerised tomography of orbit revealed bilateral dilated superior ophthalmic veins. Bilateral carotid-cavernous fistula was initially suspected. Serial
T L, Poon +4 more
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Brain abscess of odontogenic origin: report of case
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1987Advanced dental infection rarely causes brain abscess resulting in death. Good dental hygiene and removing abscessed teeth are advised for prevention of any such occurrence. An intercranial infection is described in a 29-year-old male who also had a dental phobia.
J A, Aldous, G L, Powell, S S, Stensaas
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[Bacteriology of odontogenic abscesses].
Deutsche zahnarztliche Zeitschrift, 1979The primary bacteria strains and their sensitivity to antibiotic drugs were examined in 329 patients with extraoral split abscess who were treated on an in-patient basis. Combination therapy using various antibiotics together with gentamycin was recommended. An antibiogram however should be completed if antibiotic therapy is to be purposeful.
T, Posukidis, M, Herholz
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Exploring odontogenic brain abscesses: a comprehensive review
Acta Neurologica BelgicaWhether in neurology or dentistry, odontogenic brain abscess stands as an ailment demanding undivided attention. The onset of this disease is insidious, with a relatively low incidence rate but a markedly high fatality rate. Moreover, its symptoms lack specificity, easily leading to misdiagnosis, oversight, and treatment delays.
Xingguo Wu +3 more
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[Effect of weather on odontogenic abscesses].
Deutsche zahnarztliche Zeitschrift, 1979An increased frequency of odontogenous abcesses was observed on certain days in the course of routine clinical practice. We therefore investigated the possibility of a statistically significant weather-related odontogenous soft-tissue purulence originating from chronic apical periodontitis. Medical reports of patients treated between 1970 and 1977 were
G, Nissen, R, Schmidseder
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Intracranial abscesses of odontogenic origin
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1967S A, Hollin, H, Hayashi, S W, Gross
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The connection between brain abscess and odontogenic infections: A systematic review
Archives of Oral Biology, 2022Renata C V Rodrigues
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