2019
DOI: 10.1080/08998280.2019.1675419
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Necrotizing fasciitis of the scalp stemming from odontogenic infection

Abstract: Necrotizing fasciitis is a severe, rapidly progressive infectious process characterized by rapid spread and extensive tissue destruction. This condition stems from a variety of sources, may affect any area of the body, and requires rapid diagnosis and aggressive intervention. We present a rare case of odontogenic infection progressing to acute cervicofacial necrotizing fasciitis of the scalp and neck.

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“…Aspectos gerais e dados epidemiológicos TIPO IV (LEIBLEIN et al, 2017;LEE et al, 2019) Candida spp. ou zigomicetos Infecção fúngica; acomete pacientes imunocomprometidos Fonte: Autoria própria, 2022 (Cachoeira, Bahia, Brasil).…”
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“…Aspectos gerais e dados epidemiológicos TIPO IV (LEIBLEIN et al, 2017;LEE et al, 2019) Candida spp. ou zigomicetos Infecção fúngica; acomete pacientes imunocomprometidos Fonte: Autoria própria, 2022 (Cachoeira, Bahia, Brasil).…”
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“…A FN do tipo IV caracteriza-se por ser uma infecção fúngica, na maioria das vezes colonizada pela Candida spp. ou zigomicetos em pacientes imunocomprometidos(LEIBLEIN et al, 2017;LEE et al, 2019;STEVENS;…”
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“…Rapid onset of the disease, early may only appear to crissum local erythema mainly associated with fever symptoms mild inflammation, easily diagnosed as delay the best operation time of anus week abscess, progress rapidly, treatment is not timely development perineum, abdominal infection easily [3], and severe complications, often visible blood coagulation dysfunction, sepsis, or sepsis, Cause systemic toxic shock, multiple organ failure, life-threatening. Although the incidence of the disease is low in epidemiology, the mortality rate is 20%-40% higher [4], and it is more common in males [5]. Treatment principle is given priority to with early surgical removal of necrotic tissue thoroughly, postoperative mainly anti-infective support therapy, but due to large surgical trauma, crissum wound deeper and irregular, and crissum anatomical location vulnerable to stimulation of excrement and urine, which appear in postoperative patients with different degree of wound bleeding, edema, pain, poor prognosis [6].…”
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“…1,2 Correct diagnosis, early antibiotic treatment, and timely surgery are crucial for controlling the infection and for preventing irreparable damages. 7,8…”
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“…Histological assessment of a tissue sample, laboratory investigations for markers of infection and muscle damage, and imaging studies (CT Scan, MRI, ultrasound) of the damaged area are helpful tools in establishing diagnosis 1,2 . Correct diagnosis, early antibiotic treatment, and timely surgery are crucial for controlling the infection and for preventing irreparable damages 7,8 …”
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