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Odontogenic orbital cellulitis in a young man with complete vision loss – a case report
Pomeranian Journal of Life Sciences, 2020 Abstract Odontogenic inflammation in humans can spread to adjacent anatomical structures, causing pathological changes that are dangerous to health and, in some cases, life. In this paper, we present an unusual case of odontogenic orbital cellulitis caused by both Lactobacillus rhamnosus and Enterococcus avium, which resulted in ...
Maciej Sikora +4 more
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The cavernous sinus: An anatomic study with clinical implication
Laryngoscope Investigative Otolaryngology, Volume 9, Issue 2, April 2024.This manuscript examines the gross anatomy of the region and highlights important surgical implications drawn from these as well as previously published studies. Herein, I perform a review of the historical scientific, anatomic, clinical, and surgical literature and additionally perform and describe cadaveric dissections revealing novel details about ...
Myles L. Pensak
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Journal of Gandhara Medical and Dental SciencesOBJECTIVES This study aimed to assess the efficacy of serum CRP levels as monitoring tools for patients with fascial space infections who had a delayed clinical response to initial treatment, as per guidelines, due to prior unregulated antibiotics ...
Nuzhat Rahil +3 more
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A rare case of blindness due to an odontogenic abscess
, 2020 Orbital cellulitis can be caused by distant infective foci, local spread and surgical procedures. Typical symptoms and signs are conjunctival chemosis, pain, extraocular muscles dysfunction, proptosis and visual impairment; systemic symptoms are fever ...
Califano L. +7 more
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Management of odontogenic orbital cellulitis.
Journal of medicine and life, 2012 This work describes a series of patients with odontogenic orbital cellulitis (OOC), focusing on rate of abscess formation, need for surgical intervention, and imaging findings helpful for rapid diagnosis. Review of a current case and 22 patients with OOC from the scientific literature demonstrated periapical lucency as the most commonly (36.4 ...
F C, DeCroos +3 more
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, 2015 Background: Orbital cellulitis is a devastating acute infection of orbital soft tissues located posterior to the orbital septum. It is both vision and life-threatening.
Adekoya, BJ, Balogun, MM, Balogan, BG
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Odontogenic infection of the orbit
, 2019 how orbital infection is related to the odontogenic infection, focusing on the orbital cavity related illnesses. After a short introduction, we can outline the possible pathways of the odontogenic disease in the distance and then move on to discuss some ...
Khakshour, Hamed
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Case report of Odontogenic Sinusitis with multiple complications - case study
, 2020 A case of pansinuitis has been described after a tooth extraction, complicated by orbital cellulitis, peritonsillar abscess and cavernous sinus ...
Hristov, Iv.; ENT department, „MHAT Shumen“ +3 more
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Orbital Cellulitis and Endophthalmitis Associated with Odontogenic Paranasal Sinusitis. [PDF]
, 2009 The objective of this study is to report a case and management of orbital cellulitis complicated with endophthalmitis caused by paranasal sinusitis associated with dental infection.
Riyanto, Heny +2 more
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