THE SHARP TIREIODIT AND WODESPREAD PHLEGMON OF A NECK (CLINICAL CASE)
Rubrics: CASE STUDY
Authors:
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 55
to 59
Status:
Published
Received:
26.06.2015
Accepted:
09.08.2015
Published:
09.08.2015
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
neck phlegmon, mediastinit, surgical treatment.
Abstract (English):
Phlegmon of a neck represents the serious illness which is characterized by development of the poured pyoinflammatory process in the cells spaces with fast distribution of purulent zatek that is caused by anatomic features. The clinical picture of a disease doesn’t allow to establish prevalence of pathological process in the preoperative period very often, and a large number of important anatomic formations don’t allow to sanify the center single-stages. The clinical supervision with option of treatment of the patient and a positive outcome is given in article.
Phlegmon of a neck represents the serious illness which is characterized by development of the poured pyoinflammatory process in the cells spaces with fast distribution of purulent zatek that is caused by anatomic features. The clinical picture of a disease doesn’t allow to establish prevalence of pathological process in the preoperative period very often, and a large number of important anatomic formations don’t allow to sanify the center single-stages. The clinical supervision with option of treatment of the patient and a positive outcome is given in article.
Keywords:
neck phlegmon, mediastinit, surgical treatment.
neck phlegmon, mediastinit, surgical treatment.
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