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Journals / European Oral Research / 2015 / Cilt: 49 - Sayı: 2

DEEP NECK INFECTION AFTER THIRD MOLAR EXTRACTION

Üçüncü Molar Çekiminden Sonra Oluşan Derin Boyun Enfeksiyonu

Seda YILMAZ
Burcu BAŞ
Bora ÖZDEN
Ümit SELÇUK
Senem ÇENGEL KURNAZ
Pages
41–45
Publication Date
2015-05-18
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This case report presents clinical,radiological features and treatment of the spread ofabscesses through cervical spaces of an unusual caseof deep neck infection that was caused by the secondaryinfection of the root remnants after extraction.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Odontogenic and oropharyngeal infections arerelatively common in the cervicofacial region.
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Key Findings & Data:Odontogenicinfection is the most common cause of deep neckinfections and it accounts for 43% of the cases.Early diagnosis, immediate antibiotic treatment, andsurgical drainage are the basis of therapeutic success.Deep neck infections are potentially life threateningcomplications if they are not diagnosed in time andtreated quickly.
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Conclusion & Impact:This case report presents clinical,radiological features and treatment of the spread ofabscesses through cervical spaces of an unusual caseof deep neck infection that was caused by the secondaryinfection of the root remnants after extraction.
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⚙️Variables:Derin boyun enfeksiyonu · odontojenik enfeksiyon · üçüncü molar çekimi

Abstract

Odontogenic and oropharyngeal infections arerelatively common in the cervicofacial region. In rarecases, odontogenic or peritonsillar abscesses mayspread through the deep fascial cervical spaces andcause life-threatening complications. Odontogenicinfection is the most common cause of deep neckinfections and it accounts for 43% of the cases.Early diagnosis, immediate antibiotic treatment, andsurgical drainage are the basis of therapeutic success.Deep neck infections are potentially life threateningcomplications if they are not diagnosed in time andtreated quickly. This case report presents clinical,radiological features and treatment of the spread ofabscesses through cervical spaces of an unusual caseof deep neck infection that was caused by the secondaryinfection of the root remnants after extraction.

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Odontojenik ve orofaringeal enfeksiyonlar baş boyun bölgesinde oldukça yaygındır. Nadiren odontojenik ve peritonsiller abseler derin fasyal servikal boşluklar yoluyla yayılabilir ve hayatı tehdit eden komplikasyonlara sebep olabilir. Odontojenik enfeksiyonlar derin boyun enfeksiyonlarının en sık karşılaşılan nedenidir ve olguların %43’ünü oluşturmaktadır. Erken teşhis, acil antibiyotik tedavisi ve cerrahi drenaj terapötik başarının temelini oluşturmaktadır. Erken teşhis edilmediği ve hızlı bir şekilde tedavi uygulanmadığı takdirde derin boyun enfeksiyonları potansiyel olarak hayatı tehdit eder. Bu olgu bildirisinde, diş çekimi sonrasında kalan kök parçasından kaynaklanan sekonder enfeksiyonun sebep olduğu derin boyun enfeksiyonu vakasının klinik, radyolojik özellikleri ve tedavisi sunulmuştur

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YILMAZ, S., BAŞ, B., ÖZDEN, B., SELÇUK, Ü., KURNAZ, S. Ç. (2015). DEEP NECK INFECTION AFTER THIRD MOLAR EXTRACTION. European Oral Research, Cilt: 49 - Sayı: 2, 41–45. https://ajindex.com/articles/243246

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